US President Donald Trump has sparked global attention after alleging that Pakistan is secretly conducting underground nuclear tests. In a recent media interview, Trump claimed that while the United States has maintained a moratorium on nuclear testing for more than three decades, several nations—including Pakistan, North Korea, Russia, and China—have continued to carry out covert tests. His remarks have raised fresh concerns about nuclear transparency and international monitoring systems.

During the interview, Trump suggested that these tests are being conducted “deep underground,” away from international oversight and detection. “They don’t go and tell you about it. They test way underground, where people don’t know what’s happening. You just feel a little vibration,” he said. The statement comes amid renewed debate in Washington about whether the US should restart its own nuclear testing program in response to global threats.

Trump further asserted that the US must resume nuclear testing to “keep pace” with rival nations allegedly advancing their capabilities in secrecy. While no official evidence has been presented to support Trump’s claim about Pakistan, his comments have stirred diplomatic discussions and speculation among defense analysts. The Pakistani government and international watchdogs have yet to respond to the allegations.