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The Trump administration pushes a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia that could allow enrichment and weaken inspections, sparking concern over nuclear weapons risks.
The Trump administration is advancing a civil nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia that may allow the kingdom to pursue uranium enrichment and avoid stringent international inspections, according to a document reviewed by Reuters.
The proposed 123 Agreement lacks commitments to the IAEA’s Additional Protocol, which enables surprise visits to undeclared sites, and does not explicitly bar enrichment or reprocessing—steps that could lead to weapons development.
This departure from longstanding U.S. nonproliferation policy has raised concerns among arms control advocates and lawmakers, especially given Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s past statements that Saudi Arabia would pursue nuclear weapons if Iran does.
Congress has 90 days to block the deal; if not, it could take effect as early as February 22.
La administración Trump impulsa un acuerdo nuclear con Arabia Saudita que podría permitir el enriquecimiento y debilitar las inspecciones, lo que genera preocupación por los riesgos de las armas nucleares.