The world should be free of nuclear weapons, Trump said – will talk to China again
US President Donald Trump advocates for global nuclear disarmament, expressing interest in working with Russia and China to eliminate nuclear arsenals. He highlights progress in talks with Russia and stresses the madness of nuclear weapons, aiming for peace and denuclearization.
US President Donald Trump has once again advocated the elimination of nuclear weapons by countries. According to Trump, he has also discussed this with Russian President Putin and Chinese President Jinping. Donald Trump said that it would be great if world powers eliminated their nuclear arsenals. He said that he would like to join with China and Russia to do this.
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"It would be wonderful if everybody got rid of their nuclear weapons. Russia and we have the most nuclear weapons by far. China will have the same amount of nuclear weapons in four or five years. It would be wonderful if we could all denuclearize, because the power of nuclear weapons is insane," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
Closer to a Nuclear Disarmament Deal
Trump said that during his first term, he was very close to a nuclear disarmament agreement with Russia. The US President said that he had also talked to Chinese President Jinping on this matter. He said that he would very much like to resume those talks. Nuclear disarmament would be incredible. Trump said that there has been a lot of progress in relations with Ukraine and Russia in the last few days, and it would be great to put it to an end so that they no longer have to talk about nuclear weapons in that way.
The Power Madness of Nuclear Weapons
The US President said that the power of nuclear weapons is simply insane. He has made progress with Russia on this issue. He was also going to discuss it with China. He had talked to President Xi Jinping about this, who would be very happy to do it. The President said that some bad things have happened, like rigged elections, due to which he had to come back after four years.
Conversation with Russian President Putin
Trump stressed that he would like to begin these negotiations, saying that denuclearization would be unachievable. More recently, Bloomberg reported that in February this year, during a conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Trump had asked him to act as a mediator in talks with Iran on issues such as the nuclear program.
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