Is the United States staring at a nuclear domino effect in the Middle East? U.S. Vice President JD Vance just issued a stark warning: If Iran gets a nuclear weapon, Saudi Arabia would follow — immediately. Possibly “the next day.” That single statement explains why Washington looks increasingly nervous right now.

Vance isn’t just talking about Iran. He’s talking about what comes next. A nuclear Iran wouldn’t stand alone. It would trigger a chain reaction — Saudi Arabia first, and potentially other regional powers after that. Once one rival goes nuclear, everyone feels forced to follow.

That’s the nightmare scenario U.S. officials are trying to prevent. Saudi leaders have been blunt for years. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has openly said: If Iran gets the bomb, Saudi Arabia will get one too.

Not eventually. Not hypothetically. Immediately.


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