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Experts warn of potential radiological risks linked to proposed U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement

Experts warned of a risk of a large radiological leak in connection with a nuclear agreement between the United States and Saudi Arabia.

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The warning concerns potential nuclear-safety risks in a major strategic cooperation agreement, though no leak or incident is reported.

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