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US Submits Civil Nuclear Deal With Saudi Arabia to Congress, Tied to Israel Normalization
President Trump submitted a 30-year civil nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia to Congress, contingent on Riyadh normalizing relations with Israel. The agreement involves US-led nuclear infrastructure development and a future uranium enrichment study, sparking concerns over potential Saudi uranium enrichment.
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What happened
- 01Trump submits 30-year US-Saudi civil nuclear deal to Congress for approval.
- 02Deal requires Saudi Arabia to normalize relations with Israel to take effect.
- 03US companies to lead Saudi nuclear infrastructure development, excluding foreign rivals.
- 04Future uranium enrichment in Saudi Arabia to be studied jointly over 2.5 years.
- 05Congress has 90 days to oppose; Trump can veto congressional rejection.
- 06US-Saudi military cooperation recently increased against pro-Iranian militias in Iraq.
Congress has 90 days to review, with Trump able to veto rejection.
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