President Donald Trump stated on July 24, 2026, that Saudi Arabia must join the Abraham Accords before the United States will proceed with a civilian nuclear agreement. During a press event, Trump emphasized that this requirement was understood during negotiations. He responded to inquiries about Energy Secretary Chris Wright's announcement regarding progress on a Saudi nuclear deal, asserting that the condition for Saudi Arabia to join the Abraham Accords was always clear. Trump noted that any agreement would need to pass through Congress and reiterated that it would be limited to civilian nuclear energy, with no enrichment involved. He also mentioned that the regional security landscape has changed due to a reduction in Iran's military capabilities. The White House did not provide additional comments following his remarks.
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Trump states Saudi Arabia must join Abraham Accords for nuclear agreement
On July 24, 2026, President Donald Trump stated that Saudi Arabia must join the Abraham Accords for the U.S. to advance a civilian nuclear agreement. He clarified that this requirement was always understood and that any deal would require Congressional approval. Trump also highlighted changes in the regional security situation regarding Iran.
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Trump states Saudi Arabia must join Abraham Accords for nuclear agreement