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US reveals new details of secret China nuclear test Headline from Newsweek
Officials have ruled out earthquakes or mining as the source of a 2.75-magnitude event in 2020 near China's nuclear test site.
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GBH News
U.S. releases new details on alleged secret Chinese nuclear test ↗ (opens GBH News) Published Feb 16, 2026
Same headline from 3 more outlets GBH News's feed description At a event in Washington D.C., A U.S. official said a remote earthquake in 2020 was caused by a Chinese nuclear test.
War on the Rocks
Washington Accuses Beijing of Explosive Nuclear Testing ↗ (opens War on the Rocks) Published Feb 16, 2026
War on the Rocks's feed description On Feb. 6, the United States publicly accused China of conducting explosive nuclear tests. The allegation came right after New START — a nuclear arms...
New York Post
US reveals new details of alleged Chinese nuclear test ↗ (opens New York Post) Published Feb 17, 2026
New York Post's feed description Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Yeaw told an event at the Hudson Institute think tank in Washington that a remote seismic station in Kazakhstan measured an "explosion" of magnitude 2.75 located 450 miles away at the Lop Nor test grounds in western China on June 22, 2020.
Fox News
Mysterious 2020 explosion in China had hallmarks of nuclear test, US official alleges ↗ (opens Fox News) Published Feb 17, 2026
Fox News's feed description U.S. Assistant Secretary Christopher Yeaw offered new details about an alleged nuclear test China conducted in June 2020.
Newsweek
US reveals new details of secret China nuclear test ↗ (opens Newsweek) Published Feb 17, 2026
Newsweek's feed description Officials have ruled out earthquakes or mining as the source of a 2.75-magnitude event in 2020 near China's nuclear test site.
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