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ABD-Suudi Nükleer Anlaşması: Riyad'a Yakıt Zenginleştirme Yolu Açılıyor

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The New York Times'ın haberine göre, Trump yönetimi Suudi Arabistan ile kapsamlı bir nükleer iş birliği anlaşmasına vardığını açıklamaya hazırlanıyor. Anlaşma, Suudi Arabistan'ın nükleer reaktörler için kendi yakıtını zenginleştirmesine olanak tanıyabilecek hükümler içeriyor. Bu adım, ABD'nin uzun süredir izlediği nükleer yayılmanın önlenmesi politikalarından önemli bir sapma olarak değerlendiriliyor. Anlaşmanın duyurusu, Orta Doğu'da nükleer enerji ve silahlanma dengesi üzerine tartışmaları alevlendirebilir. Suudi Arabistan'ın uranyum zenginleştirme yetkisi kazanması, bölgedeki diğer aktörlerin nükleer programlarına ilişkin endişeleri artırabilir ve İran ile yürütülen gerilimli ilişkilere yeni bir boyut katabilir. Anlaşmanın ayrıntıları ve uygulama mekanizmalarının resmi açıklama sonrası netlik kazanması bekleniyor.

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