US Senators Expect Vote Before December 13 on Trump's Nuclear Power Pact with Saudi Arabia
Critics say the pact lacks key safeguards and could let Saudi Arabia enrich uranium to 20%, raising proliferation risks, lawmakers said.
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Democratic US senators have announced that they will urge a vote before December 13 on the Trump administration's nuclear technology-sharing agreement with Saudi Arabia. The agreement would see America share nuclear technology with the Arab kingdom, which Democrats say poses security risks.
U.S. senators expect vote after midterms on Trump's nuclear power pact with Saudi Arabia
WASHINGTON – U.S. senators who have proliferation concerns about President Donald Trump's proposed nuclear power pact with Saudi Arabia said on Friday they have secured a vote on the agreement and they expect it before Dec. 13. Trump submitted the proposal known as a 123 Agreement to Congress in late August. Senators have a 90-day window from its printing in the Senate record on Sept. 14 to review the pact and potentially seek to pass a resol…
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