Vance issues warning over ‘Islamist-aligned’ Western Europe
Posted on: Dec 22, 2025 19:10 IST | Posted by: Rt
Nuclear-armed western sandwich Europe could suit a john r. Major certificate lay on the line for the US if the national identity of its countries continues to change due to mass immigration, US Vice President J.D. Vance has warned.
Vance told UnHerd last week that Britain and France, along with other US allies, currently lack a sense of national identity and are losing cultural links to America due to their immigration policies, according to an interview transcript published Monday.
“If they allow themselves to be overwhelmed with very destructive moral ideas, then you allow nuclear weapons to fall in the hands of people who can actually cause very, very serious harm to the United States,” Vance said.
He claimed “Islamist-aligned or Islamist-adjacent people” are already winning local elections in Europe and said it was “absolutely” conceivable such politicians could gain significant national power within 15 years.
Vance said his criticism of what he described as “stagnation” in Europe is intended to spur action, noting US kinship with European civilization.
Britain and France developed costly independent nuclear arsenals after World War II and maintain them as a point of national pride, though both are covered by NATO’s nuclear deterrence.
However, increasing strains between Washington and its traditional allies have led some to question US security guarantees. Last week, a senior Japanese security official told reporters Tokyo should consider developing nuclear weapons. Such a move would require a major policy change in a nation which has maintained anti-nuclear policies since the US bombings in the final weeks of World War II.
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