@luqman_touray Its like saying Constantinople fought againist muslims in battle of yarmouk 1400 years ago and they maintained ties with enemies of islam. And forgot to mention the rest of the history. Similarly shah who maintained ties was kicked out liked a whipped dog 50 years ago.
@FoxIcy96519@Mehdiawan5@BRICSinfo Bro ur 17 bases are history and yr navy ran liked a whipped dog. The only thing u can do is bark while AnsArallah is about to free yemen and Riyadh next and zioniat iarael trembling.
๐ธ๐ฆ๐พ๐ช The war in Yemen could become a fight for Saudi Arabia's survival
I asked former CIA analyst Larry Johnson how much longer Mohammed bin Salman can withstand the Houthi campaign against Saudi Arabia.
His answer was more alarming than I expected.
Larry believes MBS could lose power before the end of the year.
His argument isn't simply about missiles hitting oil facilities. It's about what happens when a leader has spent years concentrating nearly every important lever of power in his own hands.
The Saudi royal family once distributed authority among different branches. MBS dismantled much of that arrangement, making himself indispensable but also creating a single point of failure.
Now Saudi infrastructure is under sustained attack, air defenses are reportedly stretched thin, and Larry believes the damage to the kingdom's energy industry could take years to repair.
He also expects the Houthis to eventually push into Saudi territory along the Yemeni border, although he doesn't foresee them marching on Riyadh.
What interested me was his disagreement with reports that Iran might launch ground incursions into Gulf countries if America restarts the war.
Larry considers that unlikely. He sees no evidence of the troop movements or logistical preparations such an operation would require.
Instead, he believes Iran can inflict enormous damage with missiles alone.
And that's the uncomfortable position Saudi Arabia finds itself in.
A kingdom built around one increasingly isolated ruler is confronting an enemy that doesn't need to conquer the country to make governing it extraordinarily difficult.
@NewSonof
A security guard at a Russian holiday resort camp approaches a male two-humped Bactrian camel named Vasya (who had a reputation for being entirely peaceful and gentle, particularly around children), grabs his reins, and punches the camel in the face.
The guard did not survive.
๐จWARNING: @BBC just revealed that so many of the viral videos people are saying are from the airport in Saudi Arabia are all....
AI.
They faked the videos.
Some ended up being reported by official news media and shared by government officials.
ALL FAKE.
@HAHayatu From yammama(riyadh) a false prophet arose musalima kazab but was defeated by khalid ibn walid . Over 1200 muslims lost thier life many of these muslims had memorized quran by heart. This was a very difficult battle for muslims .
@SYudawi Then non Europeans who were present in 1700/ 300 bc/10000 BC would look at teir city infrastructure call other civilization inferior. Just becusse people in Africa couldn't develop infrastructure in 2026 doesnt mean they would they would be in similar situation by 2500s
@thotspo Person would fail & bushmen would pass. Example when bitten by snake/faced with any injury the they knew what herbs to use and where to find it and how many days it would take to recover if you were to drop any other western civilian they would die.There are many other examples
@thotspo IQ is a bullahit meter designed to make western audience feel like superiors. Even then iran trumps the west with 103 plus iq ... anyhow African bushmen iq was measured to be less then 55 but if we calculate iq using how the utilize the environment they live in the avg west