Breaking: Saudi Arabia has constructed with Chinese help a uranium-ore facility, an advance in its drive to master nuclear technology, Western officials say
The facility, which hasn’t been publicly disclosed, is in a sparsely populated area in Saudi Arabia’s northwest and has raised concern among U.S. and allied officials that the kingdom’s nascent nuclear program is moving ahead and that Riyadh is keeping open the option of developing.
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