ننام مطمئنين بعد الله بفضل رجال جعلوا حماية الوطن مسؤوليتهم الأولى أبطال الدفاع الجوي عيون ساهرة وكفاءة عسكرية نفخر فيها ونسأل الله أن يحفظهم ويسدد رميهم ويحمي وطننا من كل شر #شكرا_ابطال_الدفاع_الجوي
أمي دائما تدعي لي بأن الله يبعد عني أصحاب السوء والله يأن فيه ناس كانوا أقرب من رمش عيني فجأه كأن انبنا بيننا جسر الصين وتراي مبسوطه و سعيده والله لان هالدعوات كانت من قلب أكثر انسانه بالدنيا تحبني " الحمدلله " 🤍.
تصريح المتحدث العسكري الباكستاني كان واضح باكستان واقفة مع السعودية دبلوماسيا وميدانيا والتزامها بأمن المملكة وصفه بأنه غير مشروط ومستعدين يروحون لأبعد مدى في الدفاع عنها
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Ten days ago the Houthis took the Red Sea coast.
Look at what it cost them!
On 16 September a Houthi drone was shot down south of Mecca. Abdul-Malik al-Houthi called the claim "a heinous lie." Nobody in the region believed him, because this is a movement that shelled a camp of displaced Yemenis in Marib and killed two children doing it.
Then Pakistan answered.
Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, yesterday: "Pakistan fully stands with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, both diplomatically and physically. And I would like to underscore here the word physically. We will go to any extent."
He went further. "Our commitment to Saudi security is unconditional." And he named the two holy cities as covered.
This is not solidarity language. Pakistan already has around 8,000 troops in the kingdom, with JF-17s, drones and an HQ-9 air defence system. The capability is in place. What changed yesterday is that Islamabad said out loud what it will be used for.
Now put the rest on the table.
The Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, signed 7 August by Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Türkiye. An attack on one treated as an attack on all.
Mohammed bin Salman in Cairo on 15 September, where Egypt stated that the security of Saudi Arabia and the Gulf is an integral part of Egypt's own national security, and agreed to coordinate on Bab al-Mandab, the Red Sea and Hormuz. Cairo is now weighing whether to join the Mecca pact.
The Multinational Maritime Defense Alliance, built in Riyadh in July with 43 nations in the room and the headquarters on Saudi soil.
Operation ASPIDES, extended by the European Council to February 2027.
Two months ago none of that was joined up. The Houthis joined it up.
They gained a coastline and manufactured the coalition that will take it back. That is not a victory. That is a movement that mistook ground for strength.
And now the part Europeans will not like.
Saudi Arabia is fighting an armed theocratic movement that taxes a population, conscripts its children, shells displaced families and sends drones toward Mecca. That is terrorism by any definition Europe applies anywhere else on earth.
Yet in too many European capitals the reflex is still to treat Riyadh as the greater problem and Tehran as a government to be reasoned with. A regime that has spent forty years building armed movements inside other people's countries gets diplomacy. The state defending a shipping lane the European economy depends on gets lectures.
Yemen's own Human Rights Ministry counted around 150 civilians killed and 85,000 displaced in ten days.
Whose war is this, exactly?
Saudi Arabia's war on the Houthis is our war too. The strait they are defending carries European oil. The method the Houthis use is the method ISIS used. The sponsor behind them is the same one behind every armed group from Beirut to Baghdad.
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الرياضة السعودية تعيش مرحلة مختلفة من التطور والاستثمار بدعم سمو ولي العهد لتكون المملكة حاضرة في أهم المحافل والبطولات العالمية
#ولي_العهد#الرياضة_السعودية
يا كثر الأشياء اللي تغيرت في سنوات قليلة مدن تتطور وقطاعات تنفتح وفرص تكبر واسم السعودية صار حاضر بكل مكان وكل هذا يخليك تفتخر بمحمد بن سلمان #رمز_العرب#ميلاد_رمز_العرب
المرحلة الأولى أثبتت إن التوازن العقاري ما هو شعار ينقال بل عمل يُقاس بأثره واليوم مع المرحلة الثانية تتواصل الخطوة بثبات نحو سوق عقاري أكثر استقراراً وفرصاً أوسع للمواطن وهذا هو الفرق بين رؤية تُقال ورؤية تُنفذ
#منصه_التوازن_العقاري 🇸🇦