00:00What in the world is going on? Has the United States just kicked off a dangerous new game in
00:05the Middle East? According to recent reports, the U.S. and Saudi Arabia have signed a landmark and
00:11explosive nuclear deal. The U.S. Department of Energy calls it a peaceful nuclear cooperation
00:17agreement that will give American firms multibillion-dollar access to the Saudi nuclear
00:22program. But here is the shocking part, reports suggest this deal could potentially allow Saudi
00:28Arabia to enrich uranium right on its own soil, and that exact possibility is sending shockwaves
00:33of concern across the entire globe. Why on earth is the U.S. suddenly willing to hand over this
00:39sensitive technology to Saudi Arabia? There are two massive reasons behind it. First is the sheer
00:46economic windfall, this multibillion-dollar partnership translates to massive profits and
00:51jobs for American corporations. Second is the looming shadow of China and Russia.
00:57If the U.S. had refused, Saudi Arabia was fully prepared to take this nuclear business straight
01:03to Beijing or Moscow, and Washington simply refuses to let its rivals tighten their grip on the Middle
01:08East. This brings us to the glaring double standard. How can Donald Trump and the U.S. brutally strike
01:15Iran to stop them from ever building a bomb, while simultaneously handing nuclear capabilities to
01:21Saudi Arabia? Critics are calling it an utterly reckless move by the U.S.
01:26But Trump is running on pure America-first pragmatism, wherever Washington sees massive
01:31economic and strategic payoff, the deals get made, regional balance be damned. If this agreement goes
01:38through, who actually controls the program? Formally, it will involve American experts and companies
01:44operating within strict frameworks and safeguards. But nuclear experts warn that once a nation gains
01:50domestic uranium enrichment capabilities, they cross a threshold.
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