Russian diplomat slams Trump’s instructions on US nuclear tests as threat to moratorium
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What happened
The order from US President Donald Trump to start preparations for US nuclear tests poses a direct threat to the existing moratorium which has prevented the world from relapsing into yet another round of a nuclear arms race, Russian Foreign Ministry…
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