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The Russian foreign minister noted that Moscow was alarmed when it heard statements that the US would resume nuclear tests out of geopolitical necessity

Earlier, US President Donald Trump said that he had instructed the Pentagon to immediately resume nuclear weapons testing, as he claimed that some other countries are already doing the same

"The most recent nuclear weapon test was carried out by North Korea in 2017," the top diplomat recalled

Russian president has boasted that there is no way to intercept the new weapon

Earlier, US President Donald Trump said he had instructed the Pentagon to resume nuclear weapons testing immediately, citing the fact that other countries were already doing so

The United States, its European allies, and Israel accuse Tehran of using its nuclear program as a veil for efforts to try to develop the capability to produce weapons.

The government shutdown is forcing the Trump administration to furlough nuclear weapons contractors. Experts warn there will be ramifications for slowing down the modernization of our defense systems. Professor Jeff Addicott, who heads the…

For better and most likely for worse, strategic nuclear weapons are back on the docket.

Green Party leader says he would attempt to persuade Russian despot to abandon nukes if he becomes PM

War in Ukraine and China’s military build-up have put the world’s deadliest weapons back at the centre of global politics

The self-described 'eco-populist' made the comments as he set out his wish for the whole world to 'denuclearise'.

(NaturalNews) Russian President Vladimir Putin announced successful tests of two advanced nuclear systems – the Burevestnik (a nuclear-powered, nuclear-armed ...

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The Kremlin has dismissed speculation about possible nuclear weapons testing, asserting that President Vladimir Putin has not issued any such order. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told Russian television that Moscow continues to adhere…

Escalating an arms race that could bring about Armageddon is only part of the reason Trump's push to resume testing is terrifying

If Washington indeed carries out nuclear weapons tests, Russia will have to reciprocate, noted Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov

“I don't see Trump being afraid of Russia using nuclear weapons,” Ukrainian historian Serhii Plokhy told Newsweek.

A newly published study is sparking renewed attention on the connection between unidentified aerial phenomena, er UAPs and historic U.S. nuclear-testing sites.

The development comes after President Trump’s surprise statement suggesting the US would restart atomic tests -- for the first time in three decades.