In this episode of “Duniya Ki Baatein,” Nilanjay Tiwari discusses the rapidly changing geopolitics of the Middle East and explains how the ongoing conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel may be pushing Iran closer to becoming a nuclear power. What was initially projected as an attempt to stop Iran’s nuclear ambitions is now raising a serious question among global analysts: could this war actually accelerate Iran’s path toward nuclear capability? The episode explores how military pressure, sanctions, and direct confrontations can sometimes have unintended consequences. Instead of weakening Iran’s resolve, continuous threats and attacks may strengthen the argument inside Iran that nuclear weapons are necessary for national security and survival. Many strategic experts believe that when a country feels constantly threatened by powerful adversaries, it becomes more determined to develop a strong deterrent — and nuclear weapons are often seen as the ultimate deterrent. Nilanjay Tiwari explains that Iran has already advanced significantly in its nuclear program over the years. With rising tensions in the region, the motivation to move further toward weaponization could grow stronger. If Iran decides to take that final step, the implications will not remain limited to the Middle East. It could trigger a major shift in global power dynamics and possibly start a new nuclear arms race in the region. The episode also looks at the broader consequences of the conflict — from global oil politics to international security concerns. Countries around the world are closely watching the situation because any escalation could affect global stability. Through this discussion, Duniya Ki Baatein tries to answer an important question: Is war actually preventing nuclear proliferation, or is it unintentionally pushing Iran closer to becoming a nuclear power?