President Donald Trump has signed an agreement with Saudi Arabia to establish a civilian nuclear program in the kingdom, the Wall Street Journal reported early Wednesday. The report provides no further details on the scope or timeline of the deal.
The Wall Street Journal reported early Wednesday that President Trump has signed an agreement with Saudi Arabia to develop a civilian nuclear program. The report, which cites no additional sources, offers no details on the agreement's terms, the scope of the program, or the timeline for implementation. The deal comes amid ongoing US negotiations with Iran over a separate nuclear accord, though the two are distinct.
4 developments
- DevelopingTrump administration conducts secret talks with Tehran on new nuclear deal
- DevelopingDraft US-Saudi agreement may allow Saudi uranium enrichment without full international safeguards
- DevelopingReport: New US-Saudi nuclear deal worth tens of billions, gives American companies central role
- DevelopingTrump says Saudi airports used for US strikes on Iran; IRGC threatens Riyadh
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