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US and Saudi Arabia Ink Landmark Nuclear Deal Allowing Uranium Enrichment in the Kingdom

The US-Saudi 30-year nuclear agreement allows uranium enrichment on Saudi land, aiming to boost energy diversification and alter Middle Eastern power balances amid regional tensions. This marks a departure from previous Gulf agreements.

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US and Saudi Arabia Ink Landmark Nuclear Deal Allowing Uranium Enrichment in the Kingdom

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