مو كل من يدافع عن وطنه جندي في الميدان، فيه من يدافع عنه بقلمه، وفيه من يكشف الشائعات، وفيه من ينقل الحقيقة. 🇸🇦
لكل شخص وقف مع السعودية ودافع عنها بصدق، شكرًا لكم، فالوطن يستحق منا الوفاء، والكلمة الصادقة لها أثر ما يضيع.❤️
#السعوديه_خط_أحمر#السعودية_العظمى
The Houthi attack on Riyadh Airport was heartbreaking, but the bravery of Saudi girls and young men made us proud. 🇸🇦💚
They showed the world the true meaning of courage and humanity. May Allah protect Saudi Arabia and its people. Our heroes will never be forgotten!#السعوديه
BE CAREFUL NOT TO BELIEVE RUMORS🚨
Saudi Arabia has its own trusted sources for publishing accurate news Do not believe rumors spread by a Houthi terrorist who supports the killing of innocent people For the public good please be cautious of the rumors spread by Houthi terrorists
@MarioNawfal You are a liar if you are spreading incorrect information and misleading people! Do not publish allegations without evidence, Saudi Arabia is safe and secure, and the truth is what changes your intimization and does not exaggerate you for events. 🇸🇦
@ColdBrief It is not strange for Saudi Arabia to gain the respect of people of different religions and races, sincere attitudes go beyond borders and identities. Thank you for your attitude 🇸🇦🤍
Some may spread falsehoods about Saudi Arabia, but the reality speaks for itself — this nation's true strength is its people, its security, and its unshakable stability.
Schools are open. Work carries on. Life moves forward as it always has.
We are safe, we are steady, and we are far removed from the rumors the Houthis want the world to believe.
#saudiarabia
@MarkGettner@MarioNawfal Arab lives are not cheaper than yours. Treating human suffering as a cost-saving strategy is a disgrace to humanity. Our lives are not your bargaining chips.
@MarkGettner@MarioNawfal As Saudis, we are not afraid of anyone; we stand in one row behind our leadership, and everyone who is hostile to Saudi Arabia will know that the kingdom is bigger than his threats, and that its people are not those who underestimate them. 🇸🇦
Some spread lies about Saudi Arabia, but the truth remains: the Kingdom’s strength lies in its men, security, and stability. Work and school continue, life goes on, and we are safe, far from the Houthi rumors. 🇸🇦🤍
#saudiarabia
I’m going to say something that is very hard for many of you to comprehend, let alone accept.
Mohammed bin Salman has steered a nation spanning more than 2 million km² through a region in flames, while keeping Saudi Arabia in a considerably stronger position than many of its neighbours.
And I would argue that much of this comes down to pure pragmatism.
He is not beholden to rigid ideological camps, nor that every disagreement must become a permanent confrontation.
He understands that diplomacy and restraint are not weaknesses, and that national interests must take precedence over ideological posturing.
Unfortunately, far too many leaders in our neighbourhood have failed miserably to grasp this.
We are surrounded by some profoundly reckless and incompetent actors.
Some have no reservations about murdering civilians. Some have helped plunge this region into war, only to lecture everyone else about peace and stability. And some fancy themselves exceptional political strategists, when their conduct is nothing more than arrogant, inept, and utterly incompetent.
Contrast that with Saudi Arabia.
Despite the Houthi terrorist attacks and the extraordinary circumstances surrounding us, Saudi society has not descended into ‘panic’, like many on this app would have you believe.
Mohammed bin Salman once said, “A Saudi does not fear.”
I can tell you, from my own family, friends, colleagues, and practically everyone I interact with, that this sentiment holds true.
We are angry, and we grieve for those we have lost.
Yet, we are not paralysed by fear, and we certainly will not allow a terrorist militia to dictate how we live.
This leads me to another point:
I believe Mohammed bin Salman favours diplomacy. Where diplomacy proves insufficient, there is pressure. And where pressure fails, military force always remains an option.
Knowing when to employ each, and to what extent, is what distinguishes statecraft from the recklessness we have witnessed elsewhere in this region.
You can criticise, and you can attack, but Saudi foreign policy is not impulsive. All decisions are carefully weighed, with their consequences considered.
The Crown Prince knows that in this region, it is exceptionally easy to wage war, but far harder to exercise this degree of restraint.
Yet restraint has its limits, and the safety and stability of this nation of nearly 40 million citizens and residents will always take precedence over all else.