By Eliza Popova
On October 29, Trump announced that the United States would begin testing its nuclear weapons "on equal terms," as other countries are already doing so. The October 30 ISW report said Russia was most likely involved. Washington's decision was made against the background of statements from Moscow about tests of a missile and an unmanned aerial vehicle capable of carrying nuclear warheads.
The Russian Federation tested "Burevesnyk" and "Poseisdon" without them, but emphasized that these systems have devastating consequences and are a powerful weapon of "doomsday". She assured the Russians that their weapons have no equal and should force the West to "bow down" to Putin. Trump did not specify whether the US would test warheads or their delivery systems. However, Russian officials said that Washington would begin testing nuclear warheads.
They claim that in this case the Russian Federation will have "free hands" to test its own weapons. Other main conclusions of the analysts: We will remind you that on October 30, the Ministry of Defense of Russia announced that President Vladimir Putin ordered to ensure passage of foreign journalists to "blocking areas of Ukrainian troops". The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation are ready to stop hostilities in Pokrovsk, Myrnograd and Kupyansk for 5-6 hours.
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