Discussions have intensified after US President Donald Trump’s claim that Pakistan conducted nuclear tests secretly. On this issue, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has clearly said that no pressure can be put on India and the country will take decisions regarding its security and nuclear policy only on the basis of its interests at the right time. During an interview, Rajnath Singh gave a clear message that India’s policy will not change whatever America or Pakistan are doing.

‘There is no pressure on India… we will do whatever we feel is right’- Rajnath Singh
Responding to the ongoing discussions between Pakistan and America regarding possible nuclear testing, Rajnath Singh said, ‘The future will tell what India will do. There will be no pressure on us due to what America or Pakistan are doing. They should work as per their own convenience, and we will do whatever is right as per our convenience at the right time.

What did Trump claim?
US President Donald Trump had said, ‘Russia is testing and China is testing, but they don’t talk about it. We will test, because they test and others also test. Certainly North Korea is also testing. Pakistan is also testing.

Pakistan had repeatedly called and demanded ceasefire
Rajnath Singh talked in detail about Operation Sindoor in an interview given to News 18. He said that the action against terrorist targets in PoK continued until India achieved all its targets. He told that Pakistan’s DGMO called several times and demanded ceasefire, after which India stopped the operation only after completing its targets. Rajnath Singh also warned that if needed, we will conduct such operations again.

We only targeted terrorists- Rajnath Singh
The Defense Minister rejected Pakistan’s allegation that the Indian Army targeted civilian areas. He said that Indian forces have only targeted terrorists and their hideouts. He reiterated that we killed terrorists, not civilians.

Trump has no role in ceasefire – Defense Minister
When asked whether Donald Trump played any role in the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, Rajnath Singh clearly denied it. He said, ceasefire happened only between India and Pakistan. There was no role of any third party.

Pakistan cannot be trusted – Defense Minister
On giving the post of Field Marshal to Pakistani Army Chief General Asim Munir, Rajnath Singh said sarcastically, ‘He took the promotion himself.’ He said that Pakistan cannot be trusted in any matter.

The sensational claim made by US President Donald Trump regarding Pakistan’s secret nuclear tests has increased the international stir. A few days ago, Trump had said that along with Russia, China, North Korea, Pakistan is also secretly conducting nuclear tests. Now India has given its first reaction on this claim. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said that Pakistan’s history itself has been full of illegal and hidden nuclear activities and India has always been warning the world about this.

India’s statement on Pakistan’s nuclear history
MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that Pakistan’s decades-old activities – such as smuggling, export control violations, covert cooperation, AQ Khan network and nuclear proliferation – have been part of its record. He said that India has always been drawing the attention of the international community towards these actions of Pakistan. In this context, India has ‘noted’ Trump’s statement.

What did Trump claim?
On November 2, in the CBS program 60 Minutes, Trump had claimed that Russia, China and Pakistan are conducting nuclear tests, while America is lagging behind in this part. He did not give any concrete information, but after his statement, discussion started on social media that Pakistan might have conducted a secret test between April-May 2025, when there were frequent moderate intensity earthquakes in the Afghanistan-Pakistan region.

Readings like earthquakes and old tests
Several earthquakes of magnitude 4.0 to 4.7 occurred between April 30 and May 12, which have been compared to the 1998 Chagai-I and Chagai-II nuclear tests. However, Pakistan categorically denied any test, saying that it ‘has not been the first country to test and will not be the first’. Pakistan last conducted nuclear tests in 1998, when it responded to India’s Pokhran-II test. Since then, Pakistan has not officially conducted any nuclear test.

India did not say anything on Trump’s India visit statement
MEA spokesperson said that they do not have any information to share yet on the statements related to President Trump’s visit to India. Information will be provided as and when it becomes available.

Indian stance on Quad
Regarding Quad, MEA said that it is a valuable platform for discussion on important issues of Indo-Pacific between the four countries. He informed that recently, “Ports of the Future Conference” of Quad was organized during India Maritime Week in Mumbai.

India’s help continues on Major Vikrant Kumar Jaitley case
MEA said that India is in constant touch with UAE officials in the case related to retired Major Vikrant Kumar Jaitley and so far four consular visits have been made. India is in touch with his wife and family and is providing all possible assistance. This matter was also raised in the Delhi High Court on 3 November and the government is taking action as per the directions of the court.

Data from the US Seismic Agency (USGS) show that from May to November, many shallow tremors were felt in areas like Kalat, Zhob, Barkhan and Dera Ghazi Khan, whose depth was about 10 kilometers or less. The biggest among these tremors was the 5.3 magnitude earthquake of June 28, whose epicenter was near Barkhan.

This is the area where Pakistan conducted its nuclear tests in 1998. The earthquakes that occurred in Pakistan raise questions. If we look at the seismic pattern, the doubt deepens. Three to four shallow earthquakes were recorded between May and June 2025 on almost the same line between Kalat and Barkhan and all were felt at depths of 10 kilometers or less.

Why is suspicion increasing?

Seismic experts believe that if tremors are recorded repeatedly at the same place, at the same depth and of almost the same intensity, then it is not just ‘natural seismic activity’, it can also be the result of an artificial explosion or energy release below the earth’s surface.

Three consecutive aftershocks (May and June 2025) in the Chagai zone of Kalat Barkhan, the fourth aftershock of M 5.3 on June 28, 2025, which is directly within about 100 km of the Chagai test site. The depth of all these incidents is similar, due to which this pattern cannot be called natural.

Is this ‘Post-Test Reactivation’?

Such a shallow pattern is generally not considered natural. Such waves are often associated with explosions or underground activities. Scientists believe that if tremors of almost the same intensity occur repeatedly in the same area, then it may be a sign not only of ‘natural seismic activity’ but also of some ‘man-made energy release’.

Similar small tremors were recorded in the surrounding areas after North Korea’s 2017 tests, which were later called ‘post-test reactivation’. This is a situation when, after a nuclear explosion under the ground, the stress accumulated in the layers is slowly released and is recorded in the form of small earthquakes for months. Pakistan’s shocks of May-June 2025 also present a similar picture.

Earthquake 4 times within 6 months in the same area

According to what the data shows, 4 earthquakes in the same area within 6 months, none of the earthquakes having a depth of 10 km and a clustering pattern similar to what was seen after North Korea’s 2017 nuclear test make it likely that either mining or man-made blasting activity is going on in Pakistan or a low-intensity underground test has been conducted, which has been recorded as a natural earthquake.

In scientific terms, the stress created in the earth’s layers due to the nuclear test can come out in the form of ‘micro quakes’ i.e. small earthquakes for years to come. If the tremors of May-June 2025 are due to the same ‘stress reactivation’, then the question arises whether Pakistan has again ‘activated’ something underground after 1998?

Not confirmed by USGS or CTBTO testing

Till now, no international organization, be it USGS or Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO), has officially confirmed any ‘active test’ in Pakistan, but the way tremors are being felt repeatedly in Kalat, Barkhan and Chagai areas, it has put even geologists into thinking. Many experts believe that this is either ‘stress reactivation’ i.e. the after effect of old tests or new underground tests of much lower intensity, which are being recorded as natural earthquakes.

If America’s claims are proven true, it will not only be a violation of international nuclear ban treaties, but will also signal new instability for the entire region, including India. The land of Balochistan is silent at the moment, but the vibration going on beneath it can shake the world again. The only question is whether Pakistan is again adopting the same path which shocked the whole world in 1998?

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After US President Donald Trump recently ordered new testing of nuclear weapons, many questions were raised at the national and international level. Now US Energy Minister Chris Wright has clarified that these tests will not involve any type of nuclear explosion, but will only be system-level testing. This statement has come at a time when there was confusion over the Trump administration after the President’s statements made on social media last week.

Chris Wright said in an interview with Fox News, “The tests we are talking about are system tests, not nuclear explosions. These are called ‘non-critical explosions’, in which there is no explosion of nuclear energy.”

He explained that the purpose of these tests is to check other components of nuclear weapons to ensure that they are providing the correct geometry and setup that are required in the event of a nuclear reaction. The Energy Minister said that these tests will be conducted on new systems to ensure that in the coming times, replacement nuclear weapons are better and safer than before.

Speculation started after Trump’s statement

This entire incident started last Thursday, when Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social that he has “instructed the Department of War to begin testing nuclear weapons on the same level.” After this statement, speculations started that America was going to restart nuclear testing after 33 years.

This move was seen as a warning to rival nuclear powers like China and Russia. However, Trump reiterated his statement on Friday, but did not clarify whether this would include underground nuclear tests like the Cold War era.

Chris Wright said this big thing

Wright said that America had conducted nuclear explosion tests several times in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, from which detailed data and information were collected. Now America has such advanced computational capability that it can accurately simulate any nuclear explosion situation on computers.

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US President Donald Trump has ordered his Defense Ministry Pentagon to immediately start testing nuclear weapons. Trump wrote on the social media platform ‘Truth Social’ that America needs to conduct nuclear tests on the same level as Russia and China.

President Trump said, “In view of the testing of other countries, I have instructed the Department of War that America should begin its testing soon.” It is noteworthy that America last conducted a nuclear test in Nevada on September 23, 1992, after which the then President George H.W. Bush had banned underground nuclear tests.

Questions raised regarding the timing of Trump’s order

Big questions are being raised about the timing of Trump’s order, because he had met Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea just a day before. At the same time, Russia has recently tested its nuclear weapons. In such a situation, this decision of Trump has come in an environment of global tension.

Trump made a big claim

Trump claimed that America has the largest number of nuclear weapons in the world, but according to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), Russia has about 5,500 nuclear warheads, while America has about 5,044.

Recently, Russian President Vladimir Putin had ordered exercises to prepare for a nuclear attack. The Russian military test-fired intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) Yars and Sineva missiles, as well as long-range cruise missiles from Tu-95 bomber aircraft. Responding to these tests, Trump had said that Putin should focus on ending the war, not on missile testing.

Trump’s order for nuclear testing has created a stir globally. Experts say this move could weaken global disarmament efforts and could also be considered a violation of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), which the US signed in 1992.

IAEA warned

The IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) has warned that if America resumes testing, it could give rise to a new arms race. US Senator Elizabeth Warren said, “Trump is making nuclear weapons a toy.”

Analysts believe that this step of America is in response to the increasing nuclear influence of Russia and China, but it can cause a major blow to international peace and stability.

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Nuclear test explosions: A research has come to light on earthquakes and nuclear tests, which states that repeatedly dollars do not mean that earthquake has occurred, in fact these secret nuclear tests can also occur. Los Almos National Laboratory earthquake scientists are research.

According to a new review article published in the bulletin of the US Sismological Society, it is possible that the earthquake has not occurred and a nuclear test has been done. Research suggests that it is very difficult to differentiate between earthquakes and secretly underground nuclear tests. Hiding a possible explosion from natural earthquake signs is a matter of concern for the community of scientists responsible for nuclear testing monitoring worldwide.

Why difficult to get into earthquake and nuclear tests?

North Korea has conducted six nuclear tests in the last 20 years, an increase in regional seismic devices suggests that the low -intensity seismic activity in the vicinity of the testing area has been much higher than that we had earlier estimated. Small earthquakes occur around the testing area. In such a situation, it becomes difficult to identify signs of explosion and earthquake tremors.

Researchers also found that natural signs arising from earthquake tremors or other frequent seismic phenomena could be hidden from overlapping waves. The explosion masking has been difficult to test, as the explosions for investigation are very low and have very low data sets that include both explosion and natural seismic signs.

This research shows the old belief

Till now it was believed that explosions could not be hidden from the signs of earthquake. At the same time, the new study proves this notion wrong. Scientists believe that it makes it difficult to separate them when the earthquake and nuclear test shocks are found. Not only this, the latest technology also fails further because both shocks are the same.

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Iran nuclear bomb test: In the last few days, earthquake tremors were felt 2 times in Iran. One of these earthquakes was felt in Badrud area and the other was felt on Thursday near the nuclear plant in Iran. The intensity of both earthquakes on the Richter scale was measured around 5. Apart from this, both these tremors were engaged in areas where uranium is kept. At the same time, Iran officials said that there was no harm to nuclear facilities due to the tremors of both earthquakes in Iran.

Now the question arises whether the earthquake in Iran was really a natural earthquake or Iran took an underground nuclear test. Because the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) had already claimed that Iran had collected uranium to make nuclear weapons. In such a situation, if the matter of Iran’s nuclear test is true, then it will prove to be a big shock for the United States and Israel.

Suspense is made on Iran’s atomic bomb

The United Nations nuclear team visited Iran’s nuclear program. After this, he had said in his report that whether there should be talk on the deal or not, but Iran has reached very close to making atomic bombs. At the same time, in the United States intelligence report, Iran has also been asked to make nuclear bombs soon. Apart from this, some leaders of Iran have also claimed that we can make atomic bombs at any time. In such a situation, the earthquake in Iran is considered to be a sign of Iran’s nuclear test.

America has threatened Iran

There is a situation of tension in the middle East. Both America and Israel have opened the front against Iran’s proxy. At the same time, US President Donald Trump has even warned Iran of the attack.