"Eğer hiçbir şeyin değişmeyeceğini düşünüyorsam ben bir alığım..
Eğer düşünmek istemiyorsam bir korkak..
Ve hiçbir şeyin değişmemesinin benim çıkarlarıma olacağını düşünüyorsam bir alçak.."
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@tina92272@ksorbs Lanet amerikalı! Irak başta ateşe verdiğiniz heryerde kadınlara, çocuklara kıydığınız gibi tarihi ve kültürü de mahfeden köksüz, medeniyetsiz canilersiniz!
https://t.co/Ii1FIipczu
🇸🇦|He Walked Out from Within: A Saudi Officer’s Testimony Blows Open a Door That Can No Longer Be Closed
October 16, 2026 | Riyadh / Sana’a
Dressed in his Saudi military uniform, Abdul Wahid Abdul Mohsen looks into the camera and says what he was never supposed to say.
He is not Yemeni. He is not a spokesperson for the Houthis. He is not an Iranian propagandist. He is a non-commissioned officer in the Saudi Armed Forces, having served as the personal secretary to Saudi Air Force General Ali Saad Al-Marri. He has seen the documents. He has been inside the command centers. He knows where the bombs took off from, who authorized them, and who circled the names on the target lists.
He states: Saudi Arabia has committed war crimes in Yemen. He declares: He is releasing the documents. He announces: He is done.
This is his testimony.
💥 Sixty Officers, Forty-One Pages, One Conclusion
Abdul Mohsen is not alone.
The Saudi whistleblower known as "Mujtahid" has revealed that at least sixty Saudi officers have submitted their resignations. The reasons for their resignation are laid out in a 41-page statement: they could no longer continue to participate in the war in Yemen, and they feared that their names might one day appear in the files of an international war crimes tribunal.
Sixty individuals. Not sixty rebels, but sixty men who wore Saudi military uniforms, drew Saudi salaries, and carried out Saudi orders. What they know, what they have witnessed, and why they chose to walk away in the twelfth year of the war these are not matters requiring "investigation." They are established facts.
📜 What They Witnessed Firsthand
These men are not mere bystanders who stumbled upon videos on social media. They were the people inside the operations rooms.
They watched as Saudi warplanes took off from Khamis Mushait and Taif, targeting markets, schools, hospitals, weddings, funerals, water treatment plants, and encampments. They saw the school bus carrying dozens of children on a field trip blown to pieces in 2018, only to hear a coalition spokesperson in Riyadh declare at a press conference that "it was not a school bus." They saw prisoners in secret detention centers tortured to death. They saw individuals who had surrendered being run over by armored vehicles, with those inside the vehicles shouting, "Run them over!"
These are not "allegations." They are a record of events.
🔻 Why Saudi Arabia Can No Longer Keep This Door Closed
Saudi Arabia’s narrative regarding the war relies on a single premise: denial.
Denial that hospitals were bombed. Denial that children were killed. Denial that cluster munitions were used. Denial that torture centers were established in Yemen. Denial that those who surrendered were crushed by vehicles.
A man who has stepped out from within the system has shattered that premise.
When an enemy speaks, one might dismiss it as a lie. But when officers from one’s own military including a personal secretary to a general, alongside sixty colleagues who have resigned all tell the same story, such denials become a farce. Abdul-Muhsin is not standing on a podium in Sana’a; he is wearing a Saudi military uniform. He once belonged to "our side." Now he says: The crimes are real. I am a witness.
The blood of the Yemeni people is not a file to be tucked away in an archive.
Twelve years. Tens of thousands of airstrikes. Hundreds of thousands dead. Millions displaced. An entire nation pushed to the brink of famine. With the support of American weaponry, intelligence, and logistics, Saudi Arabia has reduced Yemen to ruins.
Saudi Arabia may continue its denials. It may continue its bombardment. It may continue to justify its crimes by labeling others "Iranian proxies." But it cannot stop its own officers from speaking the truth on video. It cannot prevent sixty individuals from resigning. It cannot stop that forty-one-page statement from being written, circulated, and recorded.
Abdul-Muhsin’s testimony is not the end. It is the beginning.
Long live Yemen. Long live the Resistance. Long live the Axis of Resistance.
Bu nasıl bir vahşet? Sonra da Yemen misilleme yapıp cevap verince, bu vahşete göz yumanlar tarafından kınanıyor.
Misilleme, Yemen"in nefsi müdafaa hakkıdır
Arkadaşımız, sanatçı İlkin Hüseynov, Aliyev tarafından eğitim hakkı kısıtlanan türbanlı öğrencileri, ücretsiz bir şekilde ders vermek isteyen gönüllü öğretmenlerle bağlayan online platform kurduğu için bugün gözaltına alındı.
7 saatten beri kendisine ulaşılamıyor.
🔴Özgür Özel'den Erdoğan'a 'İlhan Omar sessizliği' tepkisi:
💬"İlhan Omar. Somalili. Temsilciler Meclisinin tek başörtülü kadını. Trump onu hedef almış. Evini bastırdı. Evinde arama yaptırdı. Aradığı belge, göçmen kayıt belgesi."
💬"Tüm ülkeler, özellikle İslam ülkeleri, başörtülü İlhan Omar'a yapılan zulme karşı çıkıyor, ses çıkarmayan bir tek ülke var; Türkiye."
💬"Ses etmeyen birisi var, 'başörtülü bacımı' Trump'ın yaptığı zulme bırakan, ona sahip çıkmayan Recep Tayyip Erdoğan."
💬"Niye? Çünkü İslamofobik çabalarına karşı ses çıkaramayacak kadar göbeğinden Trump'a bağlı."
https://t.co/pUpD5yBnkF
🔴 Muhabir: Türkiye’den Yemen’e yönelik operasyona katılmasını isteyecek misiniz?
Trump: “İsteyebilirim. Erdoğan benim çok iyi dostum.”
“Bence Erdoğan, kendisinden ne istersem yapacaktır.”
“Ona büyük saygı duyuyorum.”
@sarseven Çüşşşş! "Müslümanlar" diyerek kendi pisliğinizi aleme mâletmeyin! Sizin muhafazakar münafık partiniz, tepeden tırnağa islamı sömürüp başlıbaşına imtihan olarak önümüze konduğunda yüz çevirenler kazandı!