@EuarestosQ فعلا، بعد المستشفى اصلا خلاص مافيه شيء. ومنطقة حدود راكون سيتي الي تجمع اجزاء القنبلة مملة بشكل قاتل. لكن صراحة اللعبة جميلة والزومبي رهيبين. اتمنى الاضافة تكون ممتعه وفيها توسع شوي بالقصة. وفيه شيء حلو باللعبة الـreplayability حقتها حلوه
@baejello بجي الساعة ٩ الصبح اول ما يفتح والناس صايمه عشان ما يصير فيه احد ويسمع الوزن.. فجاة كل الاعضاء اذكياء زيي وجايين بدري عشان مافيه احد يسمع وزنهم وصافين سرا عند الميزان
Hello Senator Sanders,
On January 17, The Washington Post published a report titled "In Iran crisis, Trump confronted limits of U.S. military power," reporting that several Gulf states - including Saudi Arabia- urged restraint and opposed a war with Iran.
At the time, that report was circulated in a context portraying Saudi Arabia as effectively tolerating Iran’s authoritarian system and standing against the aspirations of the Iranian people - a framing that fueled public criticism of the Kingdom.
One of the journalists involved in that report was "John Hudson", who has frequently reported critically on Saudi Arabia.
But..Yasobhan AllAH ..Yesterday, the same journalist, John Hudson, contributed to a completely contradictory report claiming that Saudi Arabia pushed President Trump toward military action against Iran.
This kind of rapid narrative swing raises serious questions about consistency and credibility. It risks looking like headline-driven positioning rather than careful reporting anchored in confirmed information.
Senator , this is not about whether Saudi Arabia is a liberal democracy or not. The issue is whether information being presented to the public is accurate - even when it concerns a government one may strongly disagree with.