Saudi Arabia strategic Projects: news, discussions & updates

[_Arabia_]

So many infrastructural megaprojects to keep a track of. Almost unheard of on a global scale.

It would require too much work to post even a few of them, given the many tweets, but I will just leave this user here:

Saud (@Saudfromabove) on X

Using updated satellite imagery, I observe the mega projects of Vision2030 from above and showcase their progress. I hope you enjoy! 🇸🇦

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So Saudi Arabia is bombing and killing Arabs in Iraq and Yemen …..where is this bravado when Zionists are killing Palestinians and Lebanese or occupying Syrian territory

Terrorist cultists and fifth columns are only Arabs in name. Should ideally be eliminated by Arab host countries that they occupy or other Arabs. Zionists have not touched KSA even once and KSA does not border either Lebanon, Palestine or Syria directly, unlike Iraq and Yemen nor is anyone from those Arab countries attacking KSA, even if it is largely by using useless drones and missiles.

I did not see a single Arab or Muslim country go to war against Israel due to Gaza so why single out KSA only when there are 50 + majority Muslim countries out there?

Besides that and maybe most crucially, anti-Arab outsiders (non-Arabs) are irrelevant when it comes to internal Arab affairs and should ideally focus on their own affairs and leave internal Arab affairs for us Arabs. Your likes (anti-Arabs) only offer obsessions, ignorance and hatred with all due respect.

 

[_Arabia_]

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[The SC]

“Equating the sky with Mecca, targeting Karbala.”

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[The SC]

The Saudi official’s statement that the Kingdom does not direct its strikes against the Iraqi people or their government is very important

“The Kingdom criminalizes sectarianism at home, let alone abroad. Its political or military doctrine is not based on sectarianism.”

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[The SC]

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is not just a state or a nation
Rather, it is a land that embraces the history of the prophets, the landing site of revelation, and the cradle of the message of monotheism that illuminated the world with truth.

And a land in whose depths flows the call of our Master Abraham, peace be upon him: Lord make this a safe country

It is the fortress of Islam and the bastion of the Sunnis and the community
She is protected by the care of the Lord of the Worlds
It is guarded by its loyal people and loyal leaders

God has destroyed everyone who tried to assault or abuse her
History is a great lesson for anyone who disputed or was hostile to this citadel of faith.. From Abraha the Ethiopian, the owner of the elephant, to every traitor throughout the ages

Look at the fate of Gamal Abdel Nasser and the fate of Saddam Hussein and Mohamed Morsi, The ousted Ali Abdullah Saleh, Gaddafi, Bashar, and those who followed their path.. How did God make them taste the bitterness of humiliation and disgrace, then send down upon them destruction?

They became an example for those who considered it

Whoever wants to harm the Land of the Two Holy Mosques, Dar al-Tawhid
God humiliates him in this world before the afterlife, and make him a lesson for the worlds.

 

[The SC]

A Saudi source for the Hadath:

The air strike targeted the capabilities of the terrorist militia that threatened the security of the Kingdom and targeted its civilian facilities.

The airstrike was a precise and limited response, confined to militia military warehouses

The Saudi response came after exhausting all diplomatic and political measures and exercising the utmost restraint