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Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says Moscow will resume nuclear testing only if another nuclear power does so, adding that the Kremlin is open to talks with Washington over U.S. President Donald Trump’s claims of secret tests.

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00:00Moscow says it will resume nuclear testing if other nuclear power do so.
00:05Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov adds that the Kremlin is ready to discuss with Washington
00:09on President Donald Trump's allegations that Russia conducted secret underground nuclear tests.
00:17He also dismissed the claims, saying the U.S. can verify through the global seismic monitoring system
00:24whether any tests took place.
00:25Tensions between the world's two largest nuclear powers have escalated
00:29after another attempt to end the war in Ukraine,
00:32with Russia recently announcing that it tested its nuclear-powered weapons systems.
00:37Trump earlier this month accused both Russia and China of conducting secret nuclear tests
00:42after abruptly cancelling a proposed summit with President Vladimir Putin on Ukraine.
00:47Lavrov insisted the two issues were unrelated,
00:50but said Moscow remains open to a potential meeting between Putin and Trump.
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