Several Gulf nations allied with the United States are expressing concern that the Trump administration’s approach to the Iran nuclear agreement could destabilize the region. These countries reportedly fear a potential shift in policy regarding the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) could be a “disastrous turning point.” Concerns center on the possibility of Iran resuming its nuclear program without restrictions, leading to a regional arms race and increased tensions. Officials from these nations are reportedly engaging with the U.S. to convey their anxieties and seek assurances. The potential for a breakdown in the agreement raises fears of wider conflict and a reshaping of the geopolitical landscape in the Middle East. The Gulf states are seeking clarity on the U.S.’s long-term strategy regarding Iran and its nuclear ambitions.