President Donald Trump says a U.S.-Saudi “civil” nuclear deal is conditional on Saudi Arabia joining the Abraham Accords, an agreement series that follows U.S.-brokered normalization between several Arab states and Israel. Multiple outlets report Trump made the linkage as a new requirement, stating that the nuclear cooperation relates only to non-military uses and does not include uranium enrichment. The reports describe that Trump frames the arrangement as dependent on Saudi Arabia recognizing Israel and normalizing diplomatic relations through the Abraham Accords. Coverage also notes that the Abraham Accords would require Saudi Arabia to move toward diplomatic normalization with Israel. CNN/other summaries cited here emphasize that the U.S. and Saudi framework signed earlier is for civilian nuclear purposes and excludes enrichment and military nuclear programs. Some reporting highlights potential friction because Saudi Arabia’s stated position has been that it would not join the Abraham Accords without a broader understanding or roadmap tied to Palestinian statehood. Overall, outlets agree Trump’s stated condition could delay or complicate approval of the nuclear deal his administration announced.