Saudi Arabia is still believed to be seeking nuclear weapons technology in a bid to counter the threat posed by Iran's nuclear program, which continues to operate in an advanced manner despite the landmark nuclear agreement, according to a new report by a proliferation monitoring organization that labeled the Kingdom a nuclear "newcomer."
Tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia have only increased since the nuclear deal was signed, leading the Saudis to pursue nuclear capabilities, according to the Institute for Science and International Security, a Washington D.C.-based organization that monitors global proliferation issues.
"Saudi Arabia is in the early stages of nuclear development" and is expected to "more actively seek nuclear weapons capabilities" in order to counter the ongoing threat posed by Iran, according to the report.
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So the Obese king of Saud wants to use his oil money to buy nuclear weapons.
ReplyDeleteThe only accomplishment to this king and his country is that it sits on top of huge oil reserves. The fat lazy people of Saud can't figure nuclear mathematics out for themselves. If it weren't for the oil this country would be nothing more than a spot of grease in the desert