Saudi Arabia Open to Possibly Developing Nuclear Weapons

New York Times Friday 25 September 2026, 22:51 UTC By Julian E. Barnes and Robert Jimison 1 min read

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The deal between the Trump administration and Saudi Arabia will allow American businesses to help develop nuclear power projects in the kingdom.

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