The new condition throws the recently signed US-Saudi nuclear agreement into doubt, analysts say
Trump demands Saudi recognition of Israel for nuclear deal
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US President Donald Trump on Thursday introduced a new condition for a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, demanding that Riyadh first recognize Israel, according to a White House statement. The added stipulation appeared designed to appease increasingly wary lawmakers and voters, analysts said, as his Mideast war drags on, justified as essential to prevent nuclear proliferation. The announcement marks a significant shift from details disclosed by sources familiar with the deal just a day earlier, raising questions about whether it represents a policy reversal or a negotiating tactic.
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Trump throws newly signed Saudi nuclear deal into doubt with Israel recognition demand.
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The added stipulation appeared designed to appease increasingly wary lawmakers and voters, analysts said, as his Mideast war drags on, justified as essential to prevent nuclear proliferation.
according to South China Morning Post — WorldHis Thursday announcement appears vastly different from what sources familiar had disclosed about the deal on Wednesday, raising questions about whether it marks a U-turn or just
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