30-year agreement opens the door to uranium enrichment on Saudi soil without requiring normalization with Israel or adopting the strictest nonproliferation safeguards, prompting warnings that Iran, Turkey and Egypt could demand similar capabilities

The deal is expected to be a financial windfall for American companies but is likely to raise concerns of nuclear proliferation in the Middle East.

Israeli sources warn the provision could spur regional proliferation if Washington ultimately allows Riyadh to enrich uranium on its own soil