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Congress Should Fix Flawed Saudi Nuclear Deal
The proposed pact would let U.S. companies help build Saudi nuclear facilities, while the White House says normalization with Israel remains part of the deal.
- The White House maintains that a proposed civil nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia depends on the country normalizing relations with Israel, despite this requirement being absent from the written agreement.
- Confusion persists as The White House links the issues, even though the text of the agreement does not explicitly mandate normalization with Israel; the document currently remains under review.
- The agreement involves 724 facilities and 85 protocols, which officials designed to prevent technology transfer to Saudi Arabia and ensure compliance with safeguard requirements.
- Both governments have up to two years to decide whether to proceed with the deal, allowing time for further negotiations and clarification of contested terms.
- Safety assessments indicate 36 facilities will be vulnerable to leakage, prompting six agencies to monitor the technology and ensure compliance throughout implementation.
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Congress should fix flawed Saudi nuclear deal
The confusion surrounding a proposed civil nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia hasn’t exactly disappeared: The White House is still claiming it depends on the country normalizing relations with Israel, even if that’s not part of the written agreement.
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