Trump made a big civil nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, but put forward such a condition

The biggest and shocking news of this time is coming out from international politics. US President Donald Trump has approved an important civilian nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, but along with it he has also put a very big and clear condition before Riyadh. Trump has bluntly said that the entire condition for this agreement to go ahead is that Saudi Arabia will have to completely normalize its diplomatic relations with Israel under the historical ‘Abraham Accords’. After this big diplomatic step from Washington to the Gulf countries, geopolitical equations have started changing rapidly. What is Donald Trump’s big condition and the meaning of the nuclear deal? US President Donald Trump announced the deal through an official post on social media. He clarified that under this civil nuclear agreement, Saudi Arabia will not be allowed any type of uranium enrichment. Trump said that America is not against peaceful and non-enriched nuclear plants, but the only condition for the seal of this entire agreement is that Saudi Arabia will have to extend the hand of friendship to Israel by joining the Abraham Accords. However, on the other hand, Saudi Arabia’s stance has been that relations with Israel can be normalized only if a clear and concrete path is prepared for the establishment of an independent Palestinian state. The increased concerns of nuclear non-proliferation experts and Israel have sparked debate at the global level as soon as this agreement came to light. Many leading experts on nuclear non-proliferation have expressed deep concern over this deal. They argue that the agreement lacks strong safeguards and provisions that would prevent nuclear material from being enriched to a weapon-grade level in the future. According to Reuters report, after this deal, there is a serious fear that a fierce arms race will start once again in West Asia i.e. the Middle East. Critics even say that such agreements could deal a major blow to Israel’s long-term security interests. Netanyahu’s silence and waiting for the approval of the US Parliament. Surprisingly, since the announcement of this high-profile agreement, there has been no official reaction from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his Defense Minister and Foreign Minister, due to which the market of speculations is hot in the political circles. According to experts, this much-discussed agreement announced between Washington and Riyadh is yet to get formal approval from the US Parliament, only after which its real picture will be clear.