Ali_Baba
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I don't care about that and I am happy that KSA/GCC is providing staging grounds to target the Iranian regime and actively targeting and bombing Iran itself on a daily basis.
Too bad for Iran that they cannot do much to stop KSA from doing just that and too bad that they cannot hit (either they are incapable or afraid) of targeting anything in KSA of note for now 5 months. Despite KSA being the main staging ground in the attacks on Iran.
That is only normal given that the Iranian regime has actively been supporting anti-KSA/anti-Arab terrorist militias and proxies prior to this war and meddled opportunistically in war-torn Arab countries where they have no business and where they are largely very unwanted and disliked.
Iran actively supported Houthi attacks on KSA for years so now KSA is actively supporting US and Arab strikes on Iran. Fair game, I say.
Same Iranian regime that started the hostilities in 1979 by trying to export their backward "revolution" to KSA/GCC and the Arab world by large which they luckily failed with spectacularly.
And as usual Arabs will come out of this on the top like throughout all of recorded history while Iran will remain a failed, impoverished and sanctioned (likely also largely destroyed) entity with great internal divisions.
Don't forget that the Iranian regime had to kill 1000's of their own protestors back in January. That should tell you everything about the ground realities.
Pakistan will support KSA as usual (the right and most clever choice judging by history). KSA will be fine (as usual). You signed a defense agreement with KSA, not Iran. So the actual leaders of Pakistan and the military knows what to do in this regard. Rest is irrelevant noise.
Good - so, let's stop the talk of Saudi having some 'moral high ground' in this conflict, it clearly does not.. It is involved in the same naked war of conflict and control that it accuses Iran of, and the only thing on the table is who is more successful at it. Both countries are equally as ugly as each other in stoking conflict in the middle east.



