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Trump approves nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia allowing uranium enrichment

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Donald Trump has approved a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia.
The agreement is a 30-year cooperation deal for a civilian nuclear energy program.
It reportedly allows Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium domestically.
Some observers express concern that this could lead to the development of nuclear weapons.
The cost of the conflict with Iran is reportedly causing political debate in Congress.

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Donald Trump has reportedly approved a 30-year nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia. This agreement aims to provide Saudi Arabia with a civilian nuclear energy program and, according to reports, could allow the kingdom to enrich uranium domestically.

The deal, described by some outlets as controversial, has raised concerns among observers who fear it could potentially pave the way for Saudi Arabia to develop nuclear weapons. The agreement reportedly does not include certain guarantees.

This development comes as the cost of the conflict with Iran, estimated at $37.5 billion, is causing political debate in the U.S. Congress.

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