Russia Says It Will Respond If the US Starts Testing Nuclear Weapons
President Trump ordered the Pentagon to test nuclear weapons, though it's unclear if he meant nuclear explosions or nuclear-capable missiles.
President Trump ordered the Pentagon to test nuclear weapons, though it's unclear if he meant nuclear explosions or nuclear-capable missiles.
The US president and the former Russian president have exchanged verbal threats about possible nuclear strikes amid the wars in Iran and Ukraine.
China's foreign minister said the two countries are working to resolve the Iranian nuclear issue through dialogue.
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"It is a question of deciding whether or not NATO countries are directly involved in a military conflict," said Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Despite the frightful losses being endured in the Russia-Ukraine war, it is clear, at least when it comes to using economic and financial weapons, that Moscow has prevailed.
In a separate warning, Russia's foreign minister said the US should understand World War III wouldn't be confined to Europe.