Amid tensions with Russia and China, the United States has conducted a secret nuclear test. This claim was made by the Russian news agency RT.com. A video of the nuclear test has also surfaced. This information has caused widespread uproar around the world.
Washington: US President Donald Trump has once again made a big move. Trump recently stated that the US would soon conduct a nuclear test. The world was wondering whether Trump would actually do this or was just saying this to increase pressure on countries like Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea. Meanwhile, Russia also clearly stated that if the US conducts a nuclear test, Moscow will also do so. This has created nuclear tension in the world, but the most shocking news is coming that the US has secretly conducted a nuclear test. This news has shaken the entire world.
Secret nuclear tests took place at the Nevada site
The US conducted this nuclear test at its Nevada site, which is its main center. The US conducted this test in complete secrecy and without any noise. Russia’s state news agency RT.com claims that the US quietly tested the B61-12 nuclear bomb, but did not let anyone know about it. Surprisingly, the US completed this test in the month of August itself. However, President Trump’s statement about conducting a nuclear test came after he had said that America now wants to conduct a nuclear test. This means that it is clear that Trump was making such a statement after conducting the nuclear test, to keep the secret hidden. But now the truth has been revealed.
Nuclear bombs dropped without warheads from F-35 fighters
The US used F-35 fighter jets in this nuclear test. The F-35 fighter jets dropped bombs without warheads. This occurred despite the bombs’ service life having been extended to 20 years. This means the expiration date for these nuclear bombs now extends beyond 2040. According to Russia’s RT.com, F-35 fighter jets took off from the scorching Nevada desert in the afternoon for this nuclear test in August.
US quietly tests the B61-12 nuclear BOMB
Tests took place in August at the Nevada test site
F-35 fighter jets dropped bombs without a warhead — earlier, bomb service life was extended by 20 years pic.twitter.com/PknduYUmsO
— RT (@RT_com) November 15, 2025
Video of nuclear testing surfaced
US Air Force Lieutenant Jack Harper played a crucial role during this nuclear test. He commanded the cockpit of the world’s most advanced fighter aircraft, the F-35 Lightning II, on this highly mysterious mission. It was codenamed “Operation Shadow Drop.” The US government then quietly decided to test the B61-12 nuclear bomb. There was no announcement or media coverage. The test was conducted in complete silence and on sandy plains.
A secret meeting was held in Washington before the nuclear test.
It is being claimed that a secret meeting was held in Washington, USA, three months before this nuclear test. In this meeting, US Defense Department scientists stated that the service life of B61-12 bombs had been extended by 20 years. Instead of destroying the old B61 models, they were modernized. After this, they got a precise guidance system, less explosive capacity, but deadly effect. The US General said, “This is the shield of our national security.” But Jack knew that this was not just a weapon, but also a moral burden, which he removed in August.
Nuclear tests amid tensions with Russia and China
The US conducted this secret nuclear test amid tensions with Russia and China, as it sought to appear stronger. The aircraft flew over the Nevada National Security Site for this test, where, below, stretched a 1,350-square-mile restricted area, which also witnessed the 1951 nuclear tests. But this time, there were no actual warheads; only inert bombs, to be dropped by gravity. A voice from the control room called out, “Drop in three… two… one.” The nuclear bomb was then dropped. The F-35 rapidly gained altitude, while a huge cloud of dust and smoke rose on the sand below. Sensor data confirmed that the bomb was simulating an explosion within a 30-meter radius upon landing. The test was successful.
