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Directly before he began negotiations with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in South Korea on Thursday, President Donald Trump announced that the United States will resume nuclear weapons testing, as China had become defiant of Trump’s global denuclearization agenda. The Kremlin, which has generally supported Trump’s denuclearization agenda, responded to the President’s nuclear test announcement, stating they would respond “accordingly.”
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov brought up the 1963 Limited Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, which both Washington and Moscow are a signatory to.
“The statement by [Russian President Vladimir] Putin, which has been repeated many times, that, of course, if someone abandons the moratorium [on nuclear testing], then Russia will act accordingly,” Peskov said.
The Kremlin official indicated that Moscow is maintaining a hands-off approach to Trump’s atomic ambitions, however.
“The U.S. is a sovereign country and has every right to make sovereign decisions,” Peskov said.
Notably, military tensions are increasing in the European theater while Trump continues his pivot to Asia and chiefly to China.
As to Russian developments, Infowars went into great detail and linked the documents on the technical workings of Russia’s new doomsday machine, a nuclear-powered ramjet missile, similar to the 1950’s American armageddon weapon. Western Europe continues their push for long-range missiles for Ukraine to strike deep into Russia with.
“If it is about Burevestnik, then it is not a nuclear test,” Peskov said. “All nations are developing their defense systems, but this is not a nuclear test.”
Peskov is correct with his statement, Burevestnik is not a nuclear test, it is a flying nuclear reactor, an atomic ramjet designed to leave no survivors following a nuclear exchange.
RT detailed the Kremlin’s willingness to engage in nuclear arms reduction back in March:
Moscow is ready to discuss arms control with Washington, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said, after US President Donald Trump called for nuclear disarmament among world powers.
Peskov told journalists on Friday that strategic stability and nuclear disarmament are topics on Moscow’s agenda, stating that dialogue between Russia and the US on arms control “is necessary.” He added that these discussions would benefit not just the two nations, but international security in general.
Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office on Thursday, Trump said, “it would be great if we could all denuclearize.” He noted that the US and Russia currently possess the largest nuclear arsenals, while China could reach similar levels in four to five years.
The last U.S. nuclear bomb test took place in 1992.
Trump’s statement in question read:
Of note is the President’s words of “tremendous destructive power” indicating that he is likely aware of the horrors the Japanese experienced following their atomic experiences in 1945.
Trump has repeatedly championed an agenda of global denuclearization numerous times, including after he assumed office for his second term.
Trump’s past statements indicate he is likely aware of the true scale of modern nuclear weapons.
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