[Video] - How Saudi Arabia outsmarted Islamic Terrorist Iran

[UltimaOnline]

 

[UltimaOnline]

 

[UltimaOnline]

 

[syed putra]

I believe that pipeline can accommodate only a fraction of saudi crude. And was targetted by iranian drones.

 

[UltimaOnline]

 

[WangChuk]

the 2 brothers no sarpok each other ... wait their Ah Pa whack both of them infront of Ah Trump then they know ....

 

[syed putra]

Meanwhile....

 

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Saudi Arabia has activated a defense agreement with Pakistan, facilitating the deployment of Pakistani military forces and Chinese-origin assets—including JF-17 fighter jets and HQ-9 air defense systems—to King Abdulaziz Air Base.

 

[syed putra]

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Saudi Arabia has activated a defense agreement with Pakistan, facilitating the deployment of Pakistani military forces and Chinese-origin assets—including JF-17 fighter jets and HQ-9 air defense systems—to King Abdulaziz Air Base.

think pakistan prefer to work with iran as both have similar culture includiing emphasise in science and maths, food, language.
Gulf arabs are still tribal. While saud's control saudi arabia, they have other tribes in saudi that can topple the saud's if there us a breakdown in relationship. A possible civil war. Same with UAE, bahrain, kuwait, qatar....

 

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think pakistan prefer to work with iran as both have similar culture includiing emphasise in science and maths, food, language.
Gulf arabs are still tribal. While saud's control saudi arabia, they have other tribes in saudi that can topple the saud's if there us a breakdown in relationship. A possible civil war. Same with UAE, bahrain, kuwait, qatar....

In the initial stages of the war, the UAE was a staunch supporter of the US invasion of Iran, providing significant financial and logistical backing. In contrast, Saudi Arabia adopted a more cautious approach, opting to a "wait and see" situation unfold. Meanwhile, Pakistan, which has a defense agreement with Saudi Arabia, appeared hesitant to get involved in the conflict, citing various reasons to avoid participation, due to its generally good relations with Iran. Notably, even after the ceasefire was announced, the UAE still resorted to firing at Iranian installations, only to realize a week later that it had potentially allied itself with the losing side, as Iran demonstrated and remained significant advantage in controlling the strategic Hormuz Strait. UAE is then seen to mitigate the situation by visiting China for assistance