Trump Links Saudi Nuclear Deal to Abraham Accords Membership
Donald Trump stated that a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia would not proceed unless the kingdom joins the Abraham Accords, adding a new condition to the potential deal. This announcement has caused internal White House panic and raised concerns about Middle East arms proliferation.
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