Waltz: US not ‘exporting enrichment capability to the Saudis’ under nuclear deal
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz said the new nuclear agreement will not involve exporting enrichment capability to Saudi Arabia, focusing instead on civilian nuclear power plants with full IAEA inspections. President Donald Trump linked the deal to a requirement that Saudi Arabia normalize relations with Israel, a condition the Saudis say depends on progress toward a Palestinian state. Energy Secretary Chris Wright highlighted that the agreement is intended to create jobs and uphold nonproliferation standards while expanding U.S.-Saudi commercial ties.
- ▪Mike Waltz clarified that the deal does not include enrichment technology for Saudi Arabia.
- ▪The agreement permits U.S. nuclear firms to supply civilian reactor technology under strict inspection regimes.
- ▪President Trump made normalization with Israel a condition of the nuclear deal.
- ▪Saudi officials have tied normalization to the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.
- ▪Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the deal will generate U.S. jobs and reinforce global nonproliferation standards.
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- ▪ A Saudi nuclear deal worth making — Washington Examiner
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Administration Waltz: US not ‘exporting enrichment capability to the Saudis’ under nuclear deal Comments: by Ryan Mancini - 07/27/26 2:18 PM ET Comments: Link copied by Ryan Mancini - 07/27/26 2:18 PM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz said Sunday the U.S. will not be “exporting enrichment capacity to” Saudi Arabia under the new nuclear deal announced last week. Waltz appeared on the Sunday morning shows to clarify aspects of the deal, which would eventually allow the Saudis to enrich uranium, raising fears the Persian Gulf power could build a nuclear bomb. The deal allows for American nuclear companies to export to the Saudis, though the Department of Energy has released few details about the deal.
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