Are F-35s to Saudi Arabia a warning shot at Iran? Yeah… probably.Right after Israel used their F-35s to humiliate Iran’s air-defense network, the U.S. is suddenly considering selling up to 48 F-35s to Saudi Arabia. That timing isn’t subtle. This isn’t about “regional balance” or “stability.” This is a strategic flex aimed directly at Tehran.In this video, I break down why the F-35 sale matters, why Iran is having a very bad week, and how the Middle East might be shifting into a new kind of security architecture — one where U.S. partners, not the U.S. itself, carry the deterrence load.We’ll talk about:How Israel’s June 2025 strike exposed Iran’s air-defense vulnerabilitiesWhy Saudi Arabia watched that raid and said, “Yeah, we want some of that”How F-35s on two sides of Iran changes the regional mapWhy the U.S. might be quietly building a Middle East version of NATOAnd why this arms sale is a message without firing a shotIf Iran thought dealing with Israel was tough… imagine adding a Saudi F-35 fleet into the equation.