Trump breaks 33-year silence, resumes US nuclear testing amid global alarm over new arms race
President Donald Trump's announcement that the US will resume nuclear weapons testing for the first time in over 33 years has sent shockwaves through Washington and around the world, sparking fears of a new arms race. The move has raised concerns about the potential risks to global security and the environment.
President Donald Trump announced that the US will resume nuclear weapons testing for the first time in over 33 years, sparking concerns about a potential new arms race as the world braces for increased nuclear tensions and heightened risks of conflict. The move has sent shockwaves through Washington and global capitals, with many experts warning of severe consequences if left unchecked. Trump's decision is seen as a significant escalation in US nuclear policy, which was previously guided by a moratorium on testing established in 1991. The international community remains on high alert, with some nations urging caution and others expressing alarm over the potential destabilization of global security.
