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Oil-Rich Saudi Arabia Isn’t Short on Energy. Here’s Why It’s Going Nuclear.

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President Donald Trump has issued an ultimatum to Saudi Arabia over their civil nuclear deal, saying Riyadh must join the Abraham Accords to normalise relations with Israel.The US and Saudi Arabia announced an agreement on civil nuclear power, letting the kingdom enrich uranium and build nuclear reactors using US technology.

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Trump says Saudi Arabia must normalize Israel ties before nuclear deal is approved - NBC News.

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Under the agreement, Riyadh would not require the snap UN inspections that Washington has previously demanded from Iran.The deal has to pass through the US Congress to go into force.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say President Trump said: "The Civil Nuclear Deal (There will be no enrichment of material!)...pertains only to non-military use such as the ones that Iran and UAE (and others) already have, will be approved, but is totally subject to Saudi Arabia joining the very respected and successful Abraham Accords."Saudi Arabia's longstanding position has been that it would not sign the Abraham Accords unless there was an agreement on a roadmap to Palestinian...

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Trump says Saudi Arabia must normalize Israel ties before nuclear deal is approved.

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President Donald Trump said Thursday that the nuclear deal between the United States and Saudi Arabia requires the kingdom to normalize relations with Israel, a significant condition not previously mentioned as the deal was announced.

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A: President Donald Trump has issued an ultimatum to Saudi Arabia over their civil nuclear deal, saying Riyadh must join the Abraham Accords to normalise relations with Israel.The US and Saudi Arabia announced an agreement on civil nuclear power, letting the kingdom enrich uranium and build nuclear reactors using US technology.

B: President Donald Trump said Thursday that the nuclear deal between the United States and Saudi Arabia requires the kingdom to normalize relations with Israel, a significant condition not previously mentioned as the deal was announced.

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**** Saudi Arabia, known for its vast oil reserves, is reportedly moving towards nuclear energy despite being rich in fossil fuels. The deal involves the US and Saudi Arabia to allow Saudi Arabia to enrich nuclear fuel, which could benefit the kingdom by diversifying its energy sources. **

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