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

[maxpane]

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i wnt use shia but irani trolls. there is huge difference between these two. one its targetting a sect which is not good

 

[mythbuster]

A few hundred soldiers, air defense systems, and electronic warfare systems from Turkey are going to Saudi Arabia.

Houthis are not high tech military , you don't need these sophisticated weapons against them .... boots on the ground and relentless bombing is required.

 

[shapurzolaktaf]

Epic meltdown on social media by certain quarters

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I dont know if there is a meltdown.

It seems US+Israel+Turkey+Pakistan+Saudi+Gulf-States+Greeks+British+Colombians (Blackwater) +Sudanese+Egyptians+Moroccans+Jordanians+Yemeni Mercenaries+EU operation Aspides were/are not able to defeat a bunch of poor, malnourished, sanctioned, bombed Yemenis who are fighting a 12 year blockade.

Is this considered a meltdown nowadays? I don't see pro-resistance people creating memes. It seems more that the memes are the outcome of a meltdown reaction?

 

[PakAl]

Saudi grand plan has always been to impose Pro Saudia/Usa government in Libya, Syria, Iraq, Yemen and elsewhere. This is the main reason for Saudi genocide in Yemen, they want puppet government in power. The Pro Usa governments will not threaten Usa and Saudia interests. Rather than playing dirty politcs, members need to accept the reality and move on. Houthis are next on the list, Saudis will remove them from power and install a puppet government. They successfully with Nato support regime changed Iraq, Syria, Libya so history shows they will do the same im Yemen, will then go after Hizbollah in Lebanon. According to Saudis and their puppet social media followers Hamas is terrorist aswel as Mushrik. Overall these plans benefit the golden eagle Israel, even though Israel has its own plans for the region.

 

[mythbuster]

I dont know if there is a meltdown.

It seems US+Israel+Turkey+Pakistan+Saudi+Gulf-States+Greeks+British+Colombians (Blackwater) +Sudanese+Egyptians+Moroccans+Jordanians+Yemeni Mercenaries+EU operation Aspides were/are not able to defeat a bunch of poor, malnourished, sanctioned, bombed Yemenis who are fighting a 12 year blockade.

Is this considered a meltdown nowadays? I don't see pro-resistance people creating memes. It seems more that the memes are the outcome of a meltdown reaction?

It's ok , one can feel your pain even though you invited this pain.

 

[Maarkhoor]

Saudi grand plan has always been to impose Pro Saudia/Usa government in Libya, Syria, Iraq, Yemen and elsewhere. This is the main reason for Saudi genocide in Yemen, they want puppet government in power. The Pro Usa governments will not threaten Usa and Saudia interests. Rather than playing dirty politcs, members need to accept the reality and move on. Houthis are next on the list, Saudis will remove them from power and install a puppet government. They successfully with Nato support regime changed Iraq, Syria, Libya so history shows they will do the same im Yemen, will then go after Hizbollah in Lebanon. According to Saudis and their puppet social media followers Hamas is terrorist aswel as Mushrik. Overall these plans benefit the golden eagle Israel, even though Israel has its own plans for the region.

Same thing applies to Iran, When KSA led Govt in power no bloodshed no war but since Iranian rabid Mullahs are in power every where is destruction and death so choice is yours.

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

I dont know if there is a meltdown.

It seems US+Israel+Turkey+Pakistan+Saudi+Gulf-States+Greeks+British+Colombians (Blackwater) +Sudanese+Egyptians+Moroccans+Jordanians+Yemeni Mercenaries+EU operation Aspides were/are not able to defeat a bunch of poor, malnourished, sanctioned, bombed Yemenis who are fighting a 12 year blockade.

Is this considered a meltdown nowadays? I don't see pro-resistance people creating memes. It seems more that the memes are the outcome of a meltdown reaction?

Its a shame Iranians don't see how much destruction they have caused among arab nations with terrorist proxies. You got the taste of it in recent years as Israel/USA bombed the hell out of Iran.

Never play proxy game if you don't have what it takes to deter retaliation.

 

[Falcon26]

A few hundred soldiers, air defense systems, and electronic warfare systems from Turkey are going to Saudi Arabia.

The Turkish parliament has to approve the deployment of Turkish personnel in a foreign country. I think a Turkish deployment will be quite consequential and will hitch Türkiye to Saudi axis for years to come.

 

[shapurzolaktaf]

Its a shame Iranians don't see how much destruction they have caused among arab nations with terrorist proxies. You got the taste of it in recent years as Israel/USA bombed the hell out of Iran.

Never play proxy game if you don't have what it takes to deter retaliation.

Gaza got the taste as well? No worries, we are a nation of resistance. The innocence, chivalry and bravery of Imam Hussain, Siavash and Rustam are combined and deeply rooted here for thousands of years. Sultans, emirs and dollar sign-eyed generals will never understand this.

 

[Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ]

The Pro Usa governments will not threaten Usa and Saudia interests. Rather than playing dirty politcs,

When I bring up Saleh, this is exactly what I'm talking about... Saleh was Saudi compromise... he was doing their bidding, during the whole GWOT he made Yemen an American drone playground. But when US didn't want him Saudis went ahead and replaced him by Hadi...
They've been playing catch up ever since... the young pragmatic prince was too clever by half... and now goes begging around the world to rescue his cause. While burning through Saudi infrastructure and resources....

Talk about blowback!

 

[battalion25]

When I bring up Saleh, this is exactly what I'm talking about... Saleh was Saudi compromise... he was doing their bidding, during the whole GWOT he made Yemen an American drone playground. But when US didn't want him Saudis went ahead and replaced him by Hadi...
They've been playing catch up ever since... the young pragmatic prince was too clever by half... and now goes begging around the world to rescue his cause. While burning through Saudi infrastructure and resources....

Talk about blowback!

The Saudis do not give a fuk about oil tankers blown here or there besides KSA is a massive country drones nor missiles will have that kind of issue like it did with Israel becasue it is a very small country.

The Houthis should hand over their asses for some good old bombardments cause the Saudis don´t really care this is like kitten´s claws but they will bash the houthis in with bombardments this is gonna be one-way fuk down

 

[Blain2]

The reaction of the Mecca Pact now gives us a preview of the future. How will it act, and how far will its military aid to its alliance partners extend?
All friends and foes are watching the capabilities of this very young pact very closely.
And we can already draw a small comparison to NATO. NATO had interventions in the Bosnian War in 1992, Kosovo in 1999, Afghanistan in 2003, and Libya in 2011.

Yes, I know NATO is utter garbage and essentially only serves to advance American interests. But it's a similar alliance in principle and therefore comparable. NATO takes a very long time to become truly militarily active. They played the role of world police for a very long time, trying to manipulate the UN in the process. Anyway, this isn't primarily about NATO... one thing I can say for sure: the Mecca Pact's willingness to provide rapid assistance is much stronger. For NATO, meaning the USA, the Europeans and the UN have always been a hindrance—lots of talk, but no action.

The Middle East, as the English call it, our living space, has many problems. And most of these problems were created by America and Europe, meaning the West. I'm not claiming we wouldn't have any problems at all without their intervention. What country on earth doesn't have problems? We would have far fewer. Before this gets too far-fetched...

On the topic at hand, a Mecca Pact like the one we have now should have existed much earlier; it could have been called the Arab Pact or something else. I'm satisfied for now; they're not just talking, they're taking action, and this is just the beginning.
It can only get better.

Good post. Everything being done is a baby step in what this alliance could be. Lots of lessons to be learned, preparations to be made, logistics to be put in place, capabilities to be enhanced, trainings and plannings to be conducted ahead.

While one would have hoped for better circumstances than a shooting war, nothing fast-tracks such alliances, their planning and execution more than actual hostilities. Valuable lessons learned here will lead to more optimal strategies and solutions to be put in place for the future.

 

[prothought]

wrong. pakistan is part of middle east and there are plenty of dictatorships, monarchies and autocracies in the middle east, so what iran has done is par for the course.

Yes, there are dictatorships, monarchies and autocracies in the Middle East. First of all, it's their internal issue. Replacing those dictatorships, monarchies and autocracies is the sole right and responsibility of the people of those countries. Outsiders have no right to interfere in their domestic policies or systems, create terrorist proxies, and create state within a state. Such a policy reflects a fascist mentality.

Secondly, all those dictatorships, monarchies and autocracies in the Middle East are not following expansionist policies. Their rulers are happy and content by ruling their own people rather than running terrorist networks against other states as part of their expansionist designs.

The fascist mentality and expansionist policies pursued by multiple regional states are the root cause of most of the instability in this whole region.

 

[prothought]

Epic meltdown on social media by certain quarters

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Who is crying day and night these days, BTW?

 

[prothought]

I dont know if there is a meltdown.

It seems US+Israel+Turkey+Pakistan+Saudi+Gulf-States+Greeks+British+Colombians (Blackwater) +Sudanese+Egyptians+Moroccans+Jordanians+Yemeni Mercenaries+EU operation Aspides were/are not able to defeat a bunch of poor, malnourished, sanctioned, bombed Yemenis who are fighting a 12 year blockade.

Is this considered a meltdown nowadays? I don't see pro-resistance people creating memes. It seems more that the memes are the outcome of a meltdown reaction?

That shows how the world recognizes terrorists and get united against them. It's actually a good sign.