"美国为逃避国际军控义务，不惜栽赃抹黑别国，这种做法严重损害自身国际信誉。中方敦促美方遵 守'暂停核试验'的承诺，维护国际禁止核试验共识，停止为重启核试验寻找借口。"她说。 2月25日，外交部发言人毛宁主持例行记者会。 有记者提问，近日美国主管军控事务的助理国务卿耶奥指责中国曾进行核爆炸试验，美方将根据对等原 则恢复核试验。全面禁核日条约组织网站发布消息称，2020年6月22日监测到中国境内有两次很小的地 震事件，仅凭相关数据无法对事件原因进行可信评估。请问中方对此有何评论？ "美方指责捕风捉影、遮遮掩掩，根本站不住脚。"毛宁强调，中方已经多次重申，中国一贯坚定支持 《全面禁止核试验条约》宗旨和目标，始终恪守五核国"暂停核试验"承诺。 ...

【外交部：中方敦促美方停止为重启核试验寻找借口】针对美国指责中国开展核爆炸试验，外交部发言 人毛宁2月25日在例行记者会上答问时表示，美方指责捕风捉影、遮遮掩掩，根本站不住脚。中方已经 多次重申，中国一贯坚定支持《全面禁止核试验条约》宗旨和目标，始终恪守五核国"暂停核试验"承 诺。美国为逃避国际军控义务，不惜栽赃抹黑别国，这种做法严重损害自身国际信誉。中方敦促美方遵 守"暂停核试验"承诺，维护国际禁止核试验共识，停止为重启核试验寻找借口。 责任编辑：刘万里 SF014 责任编辑：刘万里 SF014 【外交部：中方敦促美方停止为重启核试验寻找借口】针对美国指责中国开展核爆炸试验，外交部发言 人毛宁2月25日在例行记者会上答问时表示，美方指责捕风捉影、遮遮掩掩，根本站不住脚。中方已经 多次重申，中国一贯坚定支持《全面禁止核试验条约》宗旨和目标，始终恪守五核国"暂停核试验"承 诺。美国为逃避国际军控义务，不惜栽赃抹黑别国，这种做法严重损害自身国际信誉。中方敦促美方遵 守"暂停核试验"承诺，维护国际禁止核试验共识，停止为重启核试验寻找借口。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government firmly denies U.S. accusations regarding China's nuclear testing, asserting that there is no factual basis for such claims and emphasizing its commitment to the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) [1][3]. Group 1: China's Position on Nuclear Testing - China has never conducted any nuclear tests since announcing a "moratorium" in 1996 and has consistently upheld its commitments under the CTBT, receiving high recognition from the international community [3]. - The CTBTO's monitoring system did not detect any events characteristic of a nuclear test on the date specified by the U.S., reinforcing China's stance against the accusations [1]. Group 2: U.S. Nuclear Policy Critique - The U.S. is criticized for distorting China's nuclear policy and is accused of seeking nuclear hegemony while evading its own nuclear disarmament responsibilities [3]. - The U.S. is described as the primary disruptor of international nuclear order and global strategic stability, with actions such as allowing bilateral nuclear arms control treaties to expire and pursuing a first-use nuclear policy [3]. Group 3: Call for Global Cooperation - China urges the U.S. to reaffirm its commitment to a moratorium on nuclear testing and to take concrete actions to uphold the global consensus on nuclear testing prohibition [5]. - China maintains a defensive nuclear strategy and aims to play a constructive role in maintaining international peace and security [5].

Core Points - U.S. government officials from the Department of Energy and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) plan to meet with White House and National Security Council officials to dissuade President Trump from resuming nuclear weapons testing [1][3] - Trump had previously ordered the Pentagon to prepare for nuclear tests in response to other countries conducting similar tests [1][3] - Officials believe that Trump's proposal to detonate nuclear weapons is unfeasible and aim to guide the White House towards a plan that does not involve nuclear material explosions [3] Group 1 - The meeting aims to align Trump's views with those of the NNSA and the Department of Energy regarding nuclear testing [3] - NNSA and Energy Department officials are preparing to inform the White House that no tests involving nuclear material explosions will be conducted [3] - If Trump disagrees with the experts' opinions, he retains the authority to order tests [3] Group 2 - An anonymous source indicated that any nuclear test would serve primarily as a political signal rather than having practical purposes [4] - The Energy Department spokesperson denied claims that officials would dissuade the White House from resuming nuclear tests [4] - The last underground nuclear test conducted by the U.S. was in 1992, and the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty was opened for signature in 1996, which the U.S. has not ratified [4]

Core Viewpoint - Russia has publicly requested clarification from the United States regarding President Trump's claims about resuming nuclear tests, emphasizing the seriousness of such a decision [1] Group 1 - Kremlin spokesperson Peskov stated that President Putin has not yet given orders to prepare for nuclear tests, indicating that any decision to conduct such tests would require reasonable justification [1] - The Russian side is questioning whether President Trump's statement implies that the U.S. intends to withdraw from its obligations under the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty and genuinely plans to conduct nuclear tests [1]

Group 1 - The Russian Foreign Ministry is closely monitoring U.S. activities in the nuclear field, particularly regarding the testing of offensive strategic weapons like the Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile [1][2] - U.S. President Trump has made ambiguous statements about strengthening nuclear weapons testing, purportedly in response to actions taken by Russia and other countries [1][2] - If the U.S. resumes nuclear testing, it could lead to extremely negative consequences and provoke responses from Russia and other nations [1] Group 2 - On October 30, Trump ordered the Pentagon to initiate nuclear weapons testing in response to other countries conducting nuclear tests, although U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright clarified that these tests would not involve nuclear explosions [2] - Russian President Putin expressed that the U.S. leadership's comments about resuming nuclear tests are a serious issue, indicating that Russia may have to take reciprocal measures if the U.S. or other signatories of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty conduct tests [2]

Core Viewpoint - Russia's Defense Minister Shoigu indicated the necessity for Russia to prepare for comprehensive nuclear tests in response to the U.S. plans to resume nuclear testing [1][3] Group 1: Russia's Response to U.S. Actions - Russia must react to U.S. actions to ensure its security and should immediately begin preparations for comprehensive nuclear tests [3] - President Putin reiterated that Russia will adhere to the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) as long as other countries do not violate it [3] - If the U.S. or other signatories conduct nuclear tests, Russia will be compelled to take appropriate countermeasures [3] Group 2: Government Actions and Clarifications - Putin instructed relevant government agencies, including the Foreign Ministry and Defense Ministry, to gather and analyze information regarding the U.S. nuclear testing plans [3] - The Russian presidential press secretary clarified that Putin did not order the preparation for nuclear tests but requested a feasibility study [3] Group 3: Overview of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty - The Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty was adopted by the UN General Assembly in 1996 and opened for signature on September 24 of the same year [3] - Signatory countries commit to halting nuclear weapon tests and agree to permanently abandon nuclear testing [3] - The U.S. has not ratified this treaty [3]

Group 1 - The spokesperson for the Russian President, Peskov, stated that Russia will not participate in an arms race and that the country's "trinity" nuclear forces have been fully updated [3] - Peskov confirmed that the U.S. informed Russia in advance about the test launch of the "Minuteman III" intercontinental ballistic missile [3] - The U.S. Air Force conducted a test launch of an unarmed "Minuteman III" missile from Vandenberg Space Force Base, aimed at assessing the missile system's reliability and operational readiness [3] Group 2 - U.S. President Trump indicated on October 30 that he instructed the Pentagon to prepare for nuclear tests in response to other countries' testing plans, although Energy Secretary Granholm clarified that these tests would not include nuclear explosions [4] - Russian President Putin held a Federal Security Council meeting on November 5 to discuss the U.S.'s intentions to resume nuclear testing, emphasizing that Russia would take reciprocal measures if the U.S. or other signatories of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty conducted tests [4] - Putin tasked various government departments to analyze the situation and provide coordinated recommendations [4]

Core Points - Russian President Putin stated that if the U.S. or other signatories of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty conduct nuclear tests, Russia will take reciprocal measures [1][4] - This decision follows comments made by U.S. President Trump, who ordered the U.S. to maintain parity with other countries regarding nuclear testing [4] - Putin emphasized the significance of Trump's statement and noted that the Russian Security Council has assessed the U.S. government's remarks [4] - The Russian Foreign Ministry has received a telegram from the Russian ambassador to the U.S. regarding Trump's statement, and they are currently reviewing all details [4] - Putin has tasked the Foreign Ministry, Defense Ministry, special departments, and relevant agencies to analyze the situation and submit a coordinated proposal [4] - Russia will continue to fulfill its obligations under the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty [4]

Core Points - Russian President Putin stated that if the United States or other signatories of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty conduct nuclear tests, Russia will take reciprocal measures [1][4] - This decision follows comments made by former U.S. President Trump, who ordered the U.S. to maintain parity with other countries that have similar nuclear testing plans [4] - Putin emphasized the significance of Trump's statement and noted that the Russian Security Council has assessed the U.S. government's remarks [4] - The Russian Foreign Ministry has received a telegram from the Russian ambassador to the U.S. regarding Trump's statements, and they are currently reviewing all details [4] - Putin has tasked the Foreign Ministry, Defense Ministry, special departments, and relevant agencies to conduct assessments and submit coordinated proposals [4] - Russia will continue to fulfill its obligations under the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty [5]