Saudi Arabia may have uranium enrichment under proposed deal with US, arms control experts warn
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A proposed nuclear deal between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia could allow the kingdom to conduct uranium enrichment, raising proliferation concerns. Documents suggest the Trump administration aimed to reach numerous nuclear business deals, including one with Saudi Arabia potentially worth billions. Experts warn that allowing Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium could lead to a weapons program, especially given the ongoing tensions with Iran and a mutual defense pact between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, which includes nuclear cooperation. The Arms Control Association expressed concern that the U.S. may not have fully considered the proliferation risks and the precedent this agreement could set. The deal aims to advance U.S. national security interests and counter competitors' influence.
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