You know perfectly well that the US has never been a party to the CTBT @Amb_Ulyanov. The Senate rejected that treaty. But we have abided by a zero-yield testing pledge since 1992 — the same pledge Russia made. Unlike Russia, we keep our pledges. You’ve been violating yours.
Mikhail Ulyanov
 @Amb_Ulyanov
Oct 30
President Trump’s decision to instruct the Pentagon to immediately resume testing of US nuclear weapons requires further clarification. The US President wants to test US nuclear arsenal on an “equal basis” with other nuclear powers. But the point is that other nuclear weapon states do not conduct nuclear test explosions which are prohibited by the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty. As far as Russia is concerned, it recently tested delivery vehicles, not nuclear explosive devices. Such tests have nothing to do with #CTBT. So, there is a need to understand precisely what the US is planning to do and how these plans correlate with the provisions of the CTBT.

Oct 31, 2025 · 4:14 AM UTC

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Replying to @M_S_Billingslea
I am not aware of any Russia’s violation of its moratorium on nuclear tests. Do you have any example and any evidence?
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Replying to @M_S_Billingslea @Amb_Ulyanov
We're all sick and tired of evidence-free bombastic belligerent declaration. Bring some evidence or go back to the sump.
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Replying to @M_S_Billingslea @Amb_Ulyanov
These clowns are just exposing their level of idiocy.Testing an unarmed missile nuclear carrier and testing a missile armed with a nuclear warhead are two different things you fucking retards. The last time Russia tested a missile with a nuclear warhead was in 1990.
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Replying to @M_S_Billingslea @Amb_Ulyanov
Let the test begin, so we can see, how effective it is, one test on Venezuela 🇻🇪 by the us 🇺🇸 and the other test on Ukraine 🇺🇦 by Russia 🇷🇺. It will be a balance scale✅
Replying to @M_S_Billingslea @Amb_Ulyanov
Show us the evidence or did you just pull it out your ass like you always do to win an argument?
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