Makkah Defence Alliance: Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, news & updates

Iran is with Taliban it seems

So is Russia

If air defense suddenly comes into Taliban hands ...
Then its the short sightedness of the Riyal khor elites who went extra kilometers lets alone miles to protect the Saudi Camel Jockies. This stupid MDA.

After all Pakistan avoided getting blackmailed by the ZioArabian boy king MBS in 2015 as well.. Raheel and co played much more smartly back then.

And God forbid, if any of our boys in the blue are hit over Yemen or Afg and it turns out to be an IR SAM, then our decision maker who took this criminal decision to support Saudi war on Yemen are responsible and to be held fully accountable.
 
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The modernization path for Muslim countries is gradually becoming clear: politically, it should integrate religious faith with national identity; economically, state-owned enterprises (SOEs) can be retained in sectors such as finance and people's livelihoods. Practices in Turkey and Malaysia demonstrate that SOEs can achieve success as long as internal job competition is maintained, indicating that absolute Western liberalization is not the only correct solution.

In contrast, history shows that the radical secularization in Iran and Afghanistan, as well as the fall of the Hasina administration in Bangladesh due to its exclusion of indigenous religious sentiments, both confirm that modernization detached from the core social base is destined to fail. True modernization should not be a blind imitation of Western models, nor should it forcibly sever ties with indigenous religious cultures. Instead, it must be based on respect for a country's own traditions and social realities, exploring an inclusive and gradual path of independent development.
 
Horrible attack on Riyadh airport a few hours ago, 14 dead, 300 injured, Saudi medical authorities declaring emergency. Lets see if the usual clowns on here have as much sympathy for dead Saudi civilians as they do dead Yemani civilians

Thats bad woth each passing day thing going to be too ugly
 
Horrible attack on Riyadh airport a few hours ago, 14 dead, 300 injured, Saudi medical authorities declaring emergency. Lets see if the usual clowns on here have as much sympathy for dead Saudi civilians as they do dead Yemani civilians

What is coming next will be worth observing.
 
wc back sir too long. On topic middle east is burning
Thank you sir, sorry due to work I have not been able to give time to the forum. Indeed entire middle east is in a crisis right now. Interestingly a lot of mention of Turkiye and Pakistan what is missing from this list are the Sudanese and Saudi Backed Yemini forces, we already know that both the French and The Hellenic Armed Forces (Greek) have positioned patriot batteries along various parts of KSA.

The Brits and the French are also providing Air Refueling capability to the Saudis with the Brits and Americans providing geo-spatial intelligence for targeting. Not sure what if any difference increased intervention of US via air-strike can add to the current strategy that KSA wants to utilize, based on all available information some of the air-strikes have been effective.

Obviously no amount of batteries will provide a 100% shield against drone and missile strikes, a lot of people forget Saudi's Land mass is greater than Western Europe.

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Any singular government would struggle to provide multilayered advanced air defense cover to such a large area so the Saudis are deploying the batteries belonging to them and allied nations on a priority bases to safeguard the most vital infrastructure.

Targeting of civilian infrastructure which has no military presence and military objective is criminal in my book. But this was well expected as this conflict expanded that such attacks would be carried out to tarnish the global image of KSA as a stable business partner.

Of course whilst such attacks are spectacular and grab media attention (exactly what they are designed to do) they achieve no military objectives.

This of course is having massive impact on global fuel supplies and livelihoods. I did mention this in other threads, if people think that the current status quo will be simply accepted as a "norm" is lunacy and you will expect a dramatic action soon.
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