Heshiiska Nukliyeerka Mareykanka iyo Sacuudi: Xaalad Difaaca oo Bariga Dhexe ku dhisaya
Wararka sheegayaan in heshiis nukliyeer ah oo Mareykanka iyo Sacuudi Carabiya ay gaareen uu abuuray cabsi weyn oo Israel ku qabto in Sacuudi ay ku guuleysato armid nukliyeer ah.
Cabsida Israel iyo Jawaabta Madaxweynaha
Israel ayaa ka xanaaqday wararka heshiiska nukliyeerka Mareykanka iyo Sacuudi Carabiya, iyadoo hoggaamiyayaasha siyaasadda u gudbeen baraha bulshada si ay uga warbixiyaan in heshiisku uu uga dhigayo Sacuudi dal ku helaya armid nukliyeer ah. Madaxweyne Donald Trump ayaa baraha bulshada ku sheegay in heshiisku uu diidi doono ururinta uruuriinta uraniumka, isla markaana uu u baahan yahay in Sacuudi Carabiya ay xoojiso xiriirkeeda Israel.
Kadib markii Trump uu soo saaray warbixintaas, xafiiska Ra'iisul Wasaaraha Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, ayaa ku farxay in heshiisku uu ahaa guul u ah heshiisyada 2020-kii ee Abraham Accords, iyadoo la sheegay in heshiisku uu ahaa mid u baahan in Sacuudi Carabiya ay xoojiso xiriirkeeda Israel.
Dhibaatada Nukliyeerka iyo Xiriirka Sacuudi iyo Israel
Heshiiska nukliyeerka Mareykanka iyo Sacuudi Carabiya wuxuu u muuqdaa inuu diyaariyay in Sacuudi Carabiya ay ku guuleysato ururinta uruuriinta uraniumka, laakiin heshiisku ma ahan mid la xiriira IAEA, taas oo keentay in cabsida nukliyeerka ay sii kordho. Sacuudi Carabiya ayaa sheegtay in heshiisku uu ahaa mid u baahan inay xoojiso xiriirkeeda Israel, laakiin ma jiro wax cad oo sheegaya in heshiisku uu ahaa mid u baahan inay xoojiso xiriirkeeda Israel.
Mohammed bin Salman ayaa sheegay in Sacuudi Carabiya ay ku guuleysan doonto armid nukliyeer ah haddii Iran ay hesho mid, laakiin heshiiska nukliyeerka Mareykanka iyo Sacuudi Carabiya wuxuu u muuqdaa inuu diyaariyay in Sacuudi Carabiya ay ku guuleysato ururinta uruuriinta uraniumka, laakiin heshiisku ma ahan mid la xiriira IAEA, taas oo keentay in cabsida nukliyeerka ay sii kordho.
Saameynta Heshiiska iyo Xaaladda Bariga Dhexe
Heshiiska nukliyeerka Mareykanka iyo Sacuudi Carabiya wuxuu u muuqdaa inuu diyaariyay in Sacuudi Carabiya ay ku guuleysato ururinta uruuriinta uraniumka, laakiin heshiisku ma ahan mid la xiriira IAEA, taas oo keentay in cabsida nukliyeerka ay sii kordho. Sacuudi Carabiya ayaa sheegtay in heshiisku uu ahaa mid u baahan inay xoojiso xiriirkeeda Israel, laakiin ma jiro wax cad oo sheegaya in heshiisku uu ahaa mid u baahan inay xoojiso xiriirkeeda Israel.
Heshiiska nukliyeerka Mareykanka iyo Sacuudi Carabiya wuxuu u muuqdaa inuu diyaariyay in Sacuudi Carabiya ay ku guuleysato ururinta uruuriinta uraniumka, laakiin heshiisku ma ahan mid la xiriira IAEA, taas oo keentay in cabsida nukliyeerka ay sii kordho. Sacuudi Carabiya ayaa sheegtay in heshiisku uu ahaa mid u baahan inay xoojiso xiriirkeeda Israel, laakiin ma jiro wax cad oo sheegaya in heshiisku uu ahaa mid u baahan inay xoojiso xiriirkeeda Israel.
A new civilian nuclear agreement between the United States and Saudi Arabia has triggered sharp Israeli backlash, with political leaders warning it could accelerate Riyadh's path toward nuclear weapons.
Israeli Reaction and Trump's Intervention
Israeli political leaders expressed anger on Wednesday after news of the US-Saudi nuclear deal emerged, fearing it could fast-track Saudi Arabia toward nuclear weapons capability. The reaction intensified after President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that the agreement would prohibit uranium enrichment and require Saudi Arabia to normalise relations with Israel.
Following Trump's post, the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu celebrated the announcement as a victory for the Abraham Accords, the 2020 normalisation agreements brokered by Trump between Israel and several Arab states. However, analysts question the accuracy of Trump's claims, noting that Saudi recognition of Israel was never mentioned during months of nuclear negotiations.
Saudi Stance on Normalisation Remains Unclear
The Saudi government has remained silent on Trump's post, and official announcements of the nuclear agreement by the US Department of Energy and the Saudi Press Agency made no mention of normalisation with Israel. In recent months, Saudi leaders have repeatedly condemned Israeli aggression against Palestinians, indicating that normalisation is no longer on the table.
Mohammed bin Salman has reportedly told American lawmakers that a normalisation deal with Israel could be so unpopular in Saudi Arabia that it might lead to his assassination. While the crown prince signalled tentative openness to normalisation in September 2023, this came before the start of Israel's conflict in Gaza and the acceleration of settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank.
Strategic Implications for Regional Nuclear Dynamics
For years, both Washington and Riyadh have feared that refusing to cooperate with Saudi Arabia's civilian nuclear ambitions would push Riyadh toward China or Russia. The agreement supports Saudi Arabia's efforts to diversify its economy beyond oil while positioning it to create a nuclear deterrent against Iran.
The absence of an IAEA monitoring requirement, combined with the possibility of future domestic uranium enrichment, raises significant proliferation concerns in both Tel Aviv and Tehran. Analysts warn that the US-Israel war against Iran may have accelerated regional nuclearisation, potentially triggering a domino effect involving Egypt, Turkey, and other states.
