ashool
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That junk video show nothings any country can owns it and you say iranian drone flight above 20m of graund to every one with selfphone in nigbt can see it and take video lol sooo much IQ shahed 191 is stealth drone can reach 60000 ft and with light on like that ad missile soudi and us find of sayad missile but they show rim66 lolThis is IRGC in Iraq or from the Persian Gulf. Iran is still hurting from oil sanctions and said they will prevent others from exporting oil if they are prevented from it too. And it seems these explosive drones have been effective for them.
This is the most significant attack on an oil facility in Saudi that there has been. Obviously Saudi Arabia needs AA to protect its oil facilities. And they need diplomatic action of some sort to implicate Iran or Iraqi militias operating in Iraq. They are afraid to do so on a public level , so far. Houthis are just a coverup.
There's a video of the drones flying over the Iraqi/Saudi border near Kuwait.
MBS reign has been bad for Saudi Arabia compared to Abdullah or Salman. That being said, this is not about 'overreaching' by them. Iran has played its cards right in the region and has encircled Saudi Arabia. It has them facing two fronts one in Yemen and now one in Iraq. Iran has been waiting for this day for a long time and is much more prepared for a war than Saudi Arabia is. And is more motivated for a war. Saudi Arabia wants stability more than anything else.
Make no mistake though, any Saudi-Iranian war would have huge negative repercussions for the region.
Are you have any evidence to your comment about irig or speak like prince bensaw of his brain under drug illusionsBelieve me I agree they will push it under rug and they lack a strategy to countering Iranian proxies and Iran. They need better intelligence and I'm not sure what the heck their intelligence agency is doing. They should be monitoring Iraqi militias and collecting intelligence on their whereabouts and what not. And able to identify where the attack came from and have a diplomatic case already ready for the whole world and even limited military reprisal like Israel would. But, they are avoiding implicating Iraqi militias and their own people are furious.
Iraq is allowing these militias to conduct attacks against Saudi Arabia from its soil it appears. And Saudi Arabia is just watching and taking the hits. It makes no sense.
My only difference with you was that this is not from Yemen or related to it and its an IRGC hit from Iraq most likely. And it's all related to US sanctions preventing anyone from buying oil from Iran.
Why the saoudi prince bensaw first attake yemen and kill many kids and womens and yemen forces dont responds to that are you mad soudi slaves of uda and zionism kills many moslems in yemen with west weapons and in iraq and syria by makeing and supporting terrotist like al qaede bid leader was prince of saud lol and isis and isil jibhat al nosra alshabab go plz do toobe and became humanSalaam
This is a very worrisome development, if it indeed turns out to be a cruise missile. The fact that it was an attack on oil refinery alone was a dangerous development but with cruise missiles as well?
This could lead to a serious escalation between KSA and Iran - maybe a direct confrontation as well.
Pakistan has made repeated claims about protecting and defending the territorial integrity of KSA - what happens if we actually have to honour that?
Not to mention the broader implications of such a conflict for the region and world economy.
It would get much harder for the Saudis to ignore their oil fields getting attacked with missiles and drones.
After all, it is one thing to have a few check posts on the border attacked and a completely different ball game to have cruise missiles falling on your oil field in the middle of the country.
I just don't know what sort of options the Saudis have now.