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Trump Discusses Global Denuclearisation with China and Russia
President Donald Trump has initiated discussions with China and Russia to work towards the denuclearisation of nuclear weapons. While expressing a desire to reduce arsenals, he highlighted ongoing NATO commitments and the possibility of resuming US nuclear testing amid increasing tensions with Russia and China's testing activities.
"I think that would be something we would like to do, and they would also like to do it, and I think Russia would like to do it," says the US President on renegotiation of the disarmament treaty "New Start."
Spoken to China, Russia on denuclearisation of weapons: Trump
Washington DC [US], December 12 (ANI): US President Donald Trump on Thursday (local time) stated that he has held discussions with China and Russia on the denuclearisation of weapons, expressing hopes that all sides could work toward reducing nuclear arsenals.Speaking to reporters at the White House after signing an Executive Order aimed at preventing a 'patchwork' of state-level artificial intelligence regulati
Spoken to China, Russia on Denuclearisation of Weapons: Trump
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. US President Donald Trump on Thursday (local time) stated that he has held discussions with China and Russia on the denuclearisation of nuclear weapons, expressing hopes that all sides could work toward reducing nuclear arsenals. World News | Spoken to China, Russia on Denuclearisation of Weapons: Trump.
Spoken to China, Russia on denuclearisation of weapons: Trump - The Tribune
US President Donald Trump on Thursday (local time) stated that he has held discussions with China and Russia on the denuclearisation of nuclear weapons, expressing hopes that all sides could work toward reducing nuclear arsenals.
At the end of October, US President Trump surprisingly announced the immediate resumption of nuclear testing. Now, he says there have been talks with China and Russia about nuclear disarmament.
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