00:00The infrastructure might involve US companies, but the technical know-how and material capacity
00:05to build nuclear fuel, and potentially weapons material down the line, sit right there in Saudi
00:10hands. So who wins, who loses, and is Saudi Arabia actually on board? Crown Prince Mohammed
00:18bin Salman made it crystal clear years ago, if Iran develops a bomb, Saudi Arabia will follow
00:24suit immediately. For Riyadh, this is a monumental strategic victory. The primary winners are
00:31Saudi Arabia, gaining future nuclear energy mastery, and the US, securing massive commercial
00:37dominance. But the losers and targets of this geopolitical earthquake are clear. Iran views
00:44this as a direct provocation, and hardliners in Tehran might now feel justified to aggressively
00:49fast-track their own covert nuclear ambitions. Meanwhile, Israel is deeply alarmed by the
00:55prospect of a nuclear-capable rival rising right next door. Could this trigger a global
01:01crisis? Absolutely. If a nuclear arms race takes off in the Middle East, the region transforms
01:08into a ticking time bomb. The agreement now heads to the US Congress for review, and the
01:14political battle lines are drawn.
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