An international organization warns against testing an explosive nuclear weapon news

Executive Secretary of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization, Robert Floyd, said on Thursday that any nuclear weapons test would harm efforts to prevent nuclear proliferation and global peace and security.

Floyd stated in a statement, issued after US President Donald Trump ordered the US military to immediately resume nuclear weapons testing, that he is aware of the public comments that highlight ongoing concerns about nuclear weapons testing.

He explained that “any test of explosive nuclear weapons by any country would be harmful and destabilizing to global efforts to prevent nuclear proliferation and to international peace and security.”

Floyd pointed out that the monitoring system of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization He stands Ready to reveal any experience from This kind of information will be provided to the countries that signed the treaty,” according to what Reuters reported.

He continued, “Like others, I see in this complex and difficult moment an opportunity for world leaders to step forward and work together, on an equal footing, to ratify the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty and the common goal of a world free of nuclear weapons tests.”

President Trump said that the United States would resume testing its nuclear weapons arsenal “immediately,” without providing additional details.

This came after Russian President Vladimir Putin said earlier on Wednesday that Moscow had successfully tested a Russian underwater drone capable of carrying nuclear warheads, in defiance of Washington’s warnings.

Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform before his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea, “Due to the testing programs carried out by other countries, I have directed the Department of War to begin testing our nuclear weapons on an equal footing,” indicating that the tests will resume immediately.

Putin announced – yesterday, Wednesday – that his country had successfully tested a high-powered nuclear-powered torpedo of the “Poseidon” model, days after he announced a successful test of a nuclear-propelled cruise missile.