The Saudi Kingdom is suspected to already possess nuclear weapons. Intelligence agents have claimed Riyadh has had nuclear weapons since 1998

Saudi Arabia Promises to Match Iran's Nuclear Power

By Telesur

May 14, 2015 "Information Clearing House" - The announcement has caused concern in the White House.

As United States President Barack Obama prepares to meet with representatives of the Gulf States on Thursday, The New York Times revealed that Saudi officials claim they will equal Iran's nuclear capabilities.

According to the newspaper’s article published Wednesday that quoted an anonymous Saudi official, the House of Saud will react to an eventual Iran nuclear agreement by raising its own nuclear capacity.

The report also cites a former Saudi intelligence offical who has been touring the world, promoting the same idea.

“Whatever the Iranians have, we will have, too,” said Prince Turki bin Faisal, the 70-year-old former Saudi intelligence chief, during a recent conference in South Korea.

The Saudi Kingdom is suspected to already possess nuclear weapons. Intelligence agents and diplomats have claimed Riyadh has had nuclear weapons since 1998.

According to a report published by German magazine Cicero, the Pakistanis helped their Saudi partners acquire nuclear missiles and warheads, which are kept in a secret underground compound several miles away from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia’s capital.

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