Trump Orders US to Resume Nuclear Weapons Testing
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President Donald Trump responded by calling for the US to resume the testing of nuclear weapons . Neither country has tested nuclear weapons since the ‘90s, and Russia was quick to clarify that Putin did not announce new nuclear testing.