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- US reveals new details of alleged Chinese nuclear testA senior U.S. official said new data suggests China may have conducted an underground nuclear test in June 2020 at the Lop Nor site, based ...
- Trump doubles down on nuclear tests. His energy secretary differs.President Donald Trump has claimed the United States will resume explosive nuclear weapons testing. This contradicts Energy Secretary Chris...
- US planning to resume nuclear explosions after more than 30 years? Trump's remark sparks confusion. Here's the truthUS President Trump announced plans for US nuclear weapons system tests, claiming Russia and China conduct secret underground tests. However...
- Trump says Russia, China have secretly tested nuclear weaponsPresident Donald Trump claims Russia and China are conducting secret nuclear tests. He states the United States will also test nuclear weap...
- US not planning nuclear explosions at this time, energy secretary saysAmerica is restarting nuclear weapons testing. Energy Secretary Chris Wright clarified these are system tests, not actual nuclear explosion...
- Trump declines to rule out underground nuclear testsPresident Trump announced the U.S. will resume nuclear testing, though specifics on underground tests remain unclear. This move, aimed at r...
- Nuclear curveball: Trump's testing plan raises fears, confusion in WashingtonPresident Donald Trump has ordered the US military to begin testing nuclear weapons. This announcement has caused widespread confusion amon...
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