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This is Riyadh (the most targeted region due to the proximity in KSA terms (140 km) of the Prince Sultan Air Base - during this imaginary non-existing war (in the case of KSA):
Goes for all of KSA - whether the tiniest mountain, desert or coastal village to all the largest cities across the country whether north, south, central, west or east.
This was Abha (close to the North Yemeni border and a city located 2270 meters above sea level) a few days ago:
Zero noise from the Houthi cult throughout.
Najran which sits right on the North Yemeni border yesterday:
Reading this forum, it would appear like KSA is somehow facing an imaginary existential crisis 24/7
due to a few drones of which 99% are dealt with successfully. Drones that can barely damage anything of note to begin with.
Lastly if the Iranian regime goal was to remove the US from those small GCC states - they have failed (like usual) once again because regimes there have just publicly announced that their cooperation with the US will just increase after this. What is worse - expect Israel to get a greater foothold and cooperation in places like UAE, Bahrain and even Qatar and potentially Oman. So in other words - the publicly stated goals of the Iranian regime, removal of US and Israeli influence in the region, is now only going to backfire. This is actually a negative for KSA long term but once again wherever the Iranian Mullah regime is present - misery and failure follows.
Most importantly this will further accelerate the integration of the GCC and ultimately give KSA the opportunity to once again swallow up the smaller GCC states all but in name. The Mullah regime have actually given us a helping hand in weakening the Abu Dhabi regime. I predict that this conflict will reduce their ability to conspire against KSA. Attacks on Bahrain have also cemented significant KSA military presence once again. Qatar has been hit hard (their main gas field) further accelerating their dependence on KSA. Kuwait was/is already a KSA colony all but in name as well.
There are also credible reports that KSA and Houthis have reached a comprehensive long-term agreement after the Abu Dhabi regime was removed from Yemen by KSA. This would explain their complete silence. This is good as North Yemenis are our brothers and sisters and we harbor no hatred to the average North Yemenis or vice versa.
Yemen has 50 million people. By 2050 they will have almost 130 million people. KSA and Yemen will merge all but in name as well - reunifying Arabia while being the two motors in this endeavor.
This is Riyadh (the most targeted region due to the proximity in KSA terms (140 km) of the Prince Sultan Air Base - during this imaginary non-existing war (in the case of KSA):
Goes for all of KSA - whether the tiniest mountain, desert or coastal village to all the largest cities across the country whether north, south, central, west or east.
This was Abha (close to the North Yemeni border and a city located 2270 meters above sea level) a few days ago:
Zero noise from the Houthi cult throughout.
Najran which sits right on the North Yemeni border yesterday:
Reading this forum, it would appear like KSA is somehow facing an imaginary existential crisis 24/7
Lastly if the Iranian regime goal was to remove the US from those small GCC states - they have failed (like usual) once again because regimes there have just publicly announced that their cooperation with the US will just increase after this. What is worse - expect Israel to get a greater foothold and cooperation in places like UAE, Bahrain and even Qatar and potentially Oman. So in other words - the publicly stated goals of the Iranian regime, removal of US and Israeli influence in the region, is now only going to backfire. This is actually a negative for KSA long term but once again wherever the Iranian Mullah regime is present - misery and failure follows.
Most importantly this will further accelerate the integration of the GCC and ultimately give KSA the opportunity to once again swallow up the smaller GCC states all but in name. The Mullah regime have actually given us a helping hand in weakening the Abu Dhabi regime. I predict that this conflict will reduce their ability to conspire against KSA. Attacks on Bahrain have also cemented significant KSA military presence once again. Qatar has been hit hard (their main gas field) further accelerating their dependence on KSA. Kuwait was/is already a KSA colony all but in name as well.
There are also credible reports that KSA and Houthis have reached a comprehensive long-term agreement after the Abu Dhabi regime was removed from Yemen by KSA. This would explain their complete silence. This is good as North Yemenis are our brothers and sisters and we harbor no hatred to the average North Yemenis or vice versa.
Yemen has 50 million people. By 2050 they will have almost 130 million people. KSA and Yemen will merge all but in name as well - reunifying Arabia while being the two motors in this endeavor.
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