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Trump says instructed department of war to start testing our nuclear weapons

Trump says instructed department of war to start testing our nuclear weapons

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Eamonn Sheridan
30/10/2025 | 01:09 GMT
  • Bone spur guy going nuclear now
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Trump:

  • Because of other countries testing programs, I have instructed department of war to start testing our nuclear weapons on an equal basis
  • Process will begin immediately

Trump osted his announcement on social media.

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