Khaberni - A spokesperson for the United Nations stated on Thursday that nuclear tests are not allowed "under any circumstances," after U.S. President Donald Trump decided that the United States would resume these tests.
Farhan Haq, Assistant Spokesperson for the Secretary-General of the United Nations, stated, "Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has repeatedly affirmed that current nuclear risks are exceedingly high, posing serious danger, and all actions that may lead to misjudgment or escalation with severe consequences should be avoided... Nuclear testing cannot be permitted under any circumstances."
A spokesperson for the United Nations stated on Thursday that nuclear tests are not allowed "under any circumstances," after U.S. President Donald Trump decided that the United States would resume these tests.
Farhan Haq, Assistant Spokesperson for the Secretary-General of the United Nations, stated, "Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has repeatedly affirmed that current nuclear risks are exceedingly high, posing serious danger, and all actions that may lead to misjudgment or escalation with severe consequences should be avoided... Nuclear testing cannot be permitted under any circumstances."
Trump announced today, Thursday, that the United States would immediately resume testing of its nuclear arsenal, without providing additional details.
This comes after Russian President Vladimir Putin said earlier on Wednesday that Moscow had successfully tested an underwater Russian drone capable of carrying nuclear warheads, challenging Washington's warnings.
Trump wrote on his platform "Truth Social": "Due to testing programs being conducted by other countries, I have instructed the Department of War to begin testing our nuclear weapons equally," noting that the tests would resume "immediately".
