The United States and Saudi Arabia have reportedly reached a deal allowing the kingdom to develop its own civilian nuclear program. This marks another sign of growing ties between the two nations during US President Donald Trump's second term.

The agreement is part of Saudi Arabia's strategy to ensure energy security and diversify its economy away from oil. However, the full details of the deal have not yet been disclosed.

The US regime allegedly views this deal as a means to bolster its influence in the Middle East and counter the growing presence of Russia and China in the region. Critics argue it could fuel a nuclear arms race with Iran.

The deal has raised concerns from Israel, which views a nuclear-capable Saudi Arabia as a threat to its security. The international community is closely watching the implementation of the agreement.

Source: www.dw.com