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Japanese survivors and leaders condemn Trump’s order to resume nuclear testing, calling it a dangerous setback to global disarmament.
Japanese atomic bomb survivor groups, including Nobel Peace Prize-winning Nihon Hidankyo, strongly condemned U.S. President Donald Trump’s order to resume nuclear weapons testing, calling it a dangerous step that undermines global disarmament efforts and contradicts the humanitarian legacy of the 1945 Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings.
The survivors, many of whom suffered lasting physical and psychological harm, emphasized the inhumanity of nuclear weapons and warned that testing could reignite global tensions and erode decades of non-proliferation progress.
The Nagasaki mayor and other Japanese leaders echoed the criticism, expressing dismay over the move, especially amid a controversial proposal to nominate Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.
The exact scope of the order—whether involving actual explosions or just system testing—remained unclear, but the backlash highlighted deep concern over a potential return to nuclear testing, which the U.S. has not conducted since 1992.
Los sobrevivientes y líderes japoneses condenan la orden de Trump de reanudar las pruebas nucleares, calificándola de un peligroso revés para el desarme global.