Nuclear Countdown: Why Trump Broke a 30-Year Promise and What Happens Next

In a shocking global move, former U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to restart nuclear weapons testing immediately, matching Russia and China’s pace.

The U.S. last tested a nuclear weapon in 1992 under President George H.W. Bush — codenamed Divider — deep underground in Nevada. That blast melted rock and left a massive crater still visible today.

Trump’s directive challenges the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT), signed but never ratified by the U.S. or China. Experts warn this could reignite a global nuclear race.

While Trump claims it’s about “maintaining strength,” scientists argue modern technology can verify weapon safety without live explosions — especially since radiation from past tests is linked to nearly 700,000 American deaths.

Russia recently tested nuclear-powered missiles, and Trump called it a “wrong move” — yet now, his own announcement has stirred mockery on Chinese social media, where users joked America might “blow itself up.”

From nuclear silence to renewed tension — the world watches as a 30-year pause faces its biggest test yet.

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