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Saudi-US nuclear deal raises dispute over uranium enrichment

A reported Saudi-US nuclear agreement has reopened disagreement over whether Saudi Arabia may enrich uranium. The headline provides no confirmed final authorization or binding change.

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Enrichment rights could affect regional proliferation concerns and US-Saudi relations.

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