Former U.S. President Donald Trump said on July 23 that a civilian nuclear agreement being worked out between the U.S. Department of Energy and Saudi Arabia would not allow any enrichment of nuclear material and would be limited to non-military use. He said the arrangement would resemble civilian, non-enrichment nuclear facilities that countries including Iran and the United Arab Emirates already have. Trump also said the deal would be approved only if Saudi Arabia joins the Abraham Accords, describing that condition as absolute. He added that the United States does not oppose civilian non-enrichment nuclear facilities.
According to BlockBeats, Donald Trump said on July 23 that a civilian nuclear agreement being negotiated between the U.S. Department of Energy and Saudi Arabia would not involve any enrichment of nuclear material and would be restricted to non-military use.
He said the setup would be similar to what Iran, the United Arab Emirates, and other countries already have, adding that the United States does not oppose civilian non-enrichment nuclear facilities.
Trump also said the agreement would be approved only on the condition that Saudi Arabia joins the Abraham Accords. He described Saudi participation in the accord as the deciding condition for the deal.
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