United States President Donald Trump has declared nuclear weapons as the “greatest” threat to humanity. Trump downplayed the threat of global warming while focusing on the immediate dangers of weapons of mass destruction.

In an interview with Fox News on Sunday, Trump stated that “climate lunatics” predict minor sea-level rises over centuries but ignore a threat of a nuclear war that could happen “tomorrow.”

“They talk about global warming, and they say the ocean is going to rise one-eighth of an inch in the next 300 years. And nobody ever talks about nuclear weapons,” he said. “I watched [former US president Joe] Biden for years say the existential threat… is from the climate. And I said, ‘no’. The greatest is sitting in shelves in various countries called ‘nuclear weapons’ that are big monsters that can blow your heads off for miles and miles and miles,” Trump argued.

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Trump proposed global disarmament on Thursday, saying that all nations should eliminate their nuclear arsenals. He pointed out that the U.S. and Russia currently hold the largest stockpiles, while China is rapidly expanding its capabilities. Trump called for talks on denuclearization, emphasizing the “crazy” power of these weapons.

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According to a report by RT, Trump pointed out that the U.S. and Russia currently hold the largest stockpiles of nuclear weapons. China is rapidly expanding its capabilities in an effort to grow its own arsenal. Trump called for talks on denuclearization, emphasizing the “crazy” power of these weapons.

In response, Moscow claimed it could be ready to discuss arms control with Washington. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov underscored the necessity of such dialogue for global security and suggested that European nuclear powers, such as France and the United Kingdom, should also be included in these talks. Peskov said that “It is impossible to just overlook European nuclear arsenals in this dialogue.”

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Iran did not respond favorably to Trump’s suggestion for nuclear disarmament talks. The West is seeking to use negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program to assert its dominance, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Saturday. According to a report by RT, Trump’s comments come as he threatened to use force against the Islamic Republic.

“Some coercive governments insist on negotiations. Such negotiations aren’t aimed at solving issues. Their aim is to exert their dominance and impose what they want,” Khamenei wrote on his English-language account on X.

Nuclear war has always been a concern, however, the messaging is intensifying. What do you think? Can Trump do anything about it? Will nuclear disarmament lead to peace?