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Four House Democrats introduced a joint resolution seeking to block the U.S.-Saudi civilian nuclear agreement, arguing it lacks safeguards against nuclear proliferation. Separately, a bipartisan group of senators asked the administration to release classified side letters related to the agreement.
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House Democrat who joined the effort to block the U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement
Senator who led the request to declassify the agreement’s side letters
President whose administration submitted the proposed agreement to Congress
Secretary of Energy to whom senators directed their request
Senator who signed the bipartisan request to release the agreement’s side letters
Senator who led the request to declassify the agreement’s side letters
Secretary of State to whom senators directed their request
Senator who signed the bipartisan request to release the agreement’s side letters
ALSO MENTIONED Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi crown prince whose past remarks were cited by the House Democrats
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House Democrat who joined the effort to block the U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement
Senator who led the request to declassify the agreement’s side letters
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Secretary of Energy to whom senators directed their request
Senator who signed the bipartisan request to release the agreement’s side letters
Senator who led the request to declassify the agreement’s side letters
Secretary of State to whom senators directed their request
Senator who signed the bipartisan request to release the agreement’s side letters
ALSO MENTIONED Mohammed bin Salman, Saudi crown prince whose past remarks were cited by the House Democrats
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