Donald Trump has said he has spoken to both China and Russia about the denuclearisation of weapons, indicating that discussions on reducing nuclear risks remain part of his diplomatic outreach. He noted that the conversations focused on the need to address global security challenges linked to nuclear arsenals.
Trump said the issue requires cooperation among major powers and stressed that efforts to limit nuclear threats are essential for long‑term stability. He added that dialogue with Beijing and Moscow is important for advancing broader non‑proliferation goals.
The remarks come amid renewed international attention on nuclear security and the role of major states in shaping future arms‑control frameworks. Trump said he intends to continue engaging with global leaders on measures aimed at reducing strategic risks.
The comments have drawn interest among policymakers and analysts, who are watching how major powers position themselves on nuclear issues amid shifting geopolitical dynamics.
