Iran war: US and Saudi Arabia sign nuclear deal
Before the start of the war at the end of February, an average of more than 100 ships per day passed through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Summary
According to the US Department of Energy, the US and Saudi Arabia have signed an agreement to cooperate on a civilian nuclear program in Saudi Arabia. Further reports can be found on our overview page on the war in the Middle East. The United Arab Emirates had agreed to the “gold standard” in a similar agreement with the US in 2009.
Furthermore, The government of US President Donald Trump wants to help Saudi Arabia build a civilian nuclear program. Around 3.30 clock CEST, the attacks were therefore over. Two weeks ago, the number was still 48 passages.
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According to the US Department of Energy, the US and Saudi Arabia have signed an agreement to cooperate on a civilian nuclear program in Saudi Arabia.
according to SRF NewsFurther reports can be found on our overview page on the war in the Middle East.
according to SRF NewsThe United Arab Emirates had agreed to the “gold standard” in a similar agreement with the US in 2009.
according to ORF NewsThe government of US President Donald Trump wants to help Saudi Arabia build a civilian nuclear program.
according to ORF NewsAround 3.30 clock CEST, the attacks were therefore over.
according to DIE ZEITTwo weeks ago, the number was still 48 passages.
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