U.S. President Donald Trump has approved a nuclear cooperation agreement that could allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium, according to two Associated Press sources cited by multiple outlets. The reports say the agreement is expected to be submitted to Congress for review. Sources also indicate the deal may be announced publicly as early as Wednesday, though the timing and final details are not confirmed in the available summaries. The proposal’s core implication is that it would grant Saudi Arabia access to capabilities associated with enrichment, an area closely regulated under U.S. nonproliferation policy. The sources characterize the enrichment possibility as contingent on the terms of the agreement, rather than describing it as already authorized. The outlets report the information as coming from AP sources, and no further specifics about safeguards, limits, or enforcement mechanisms are included in the provided excerpts. Congress’s review process is presented as the next step following the president’s approval, with the potential for lawmakers to examine the agreement’s compliance with U.S. nonproliferation standards.