Trump claims US can destroy world 150 times

US President Donald Trump claimed that several countries, including Pakistan, are carrying out nuclear tests without notifying anyone.

According to him, these tests take place deep beneath the earth’s surface, causing only mild tremors and avoiding global attention. Trump also said the United States has enough nuclear power to destroy the world multiple times, adding that the country would only consider nuclear tests to check the performance and reliability of its weapons, not to start a conflict.

Trump stated that Washington does not want to use nuclear weapons but stressed the need to ensure they remain fully functional. His comments have sparked international debate, especially as nuclear tensions continue in several regions.

Meanwhile, China strongly rejected Trump’s claims. Chinese officials responded that the country’s nuclear policy remains purely defensive and responsible. They said Beijing does not support any nuclear escalation and remains committed to maintaining regional and global stability. China also emphasized that it follows international agreements and does not engage in secret nuclear testing.

Trump’s remarks come amid rising tensions between major world powers and ongoing concerns about global arms competition. Countries mentioned in his statement, including Pakistan, have yet to respond to his claims officially. However, international analysts say such statements can increase mistrust and create diplomatic pressure at a time when nuclear-armed nations should focus on reducing threats and building dialogue.

So far, no credible international agency has confirmed the nuclear testing allegations made by Trump. Global observers and defence experts are now monitoring reactions from other countries and international bodies as discussions around nuclear security once again take center stage.