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On Wednesday, the United States signed a historic deal that allows Saudi Arabia to develop a nuclear program,
even as the Trump administration escalates a war against
Iran that the White House says is about destroying its nuclear capabilities.
Today, David Sanger explains what Saudi Arabia and the U.S.
Are each getting out of the deal.
And why it's prompted worries about nuclear proliferation across a region that is already engulfed in an escalating war.
Thursday, July 23rd.
So, David, when I saw this news about this Saudi nuclear deal, I will confess I was surprised.
I had a bunch of questions.
But I assume that you, longtime Washington correspondent, nuclear expert, were probably not quite as surprised as I was.
Not surprised because this has been brewing for a long time.
More than 10 years, actually.
But it has taken many different forms.
For a while, the Biden administration wanted