Saoedi-Arabie

🇾🇪🇸🇦|The fire at the Buraq facility is still burning. Saudi civil defense cannot put it out. The facility is east of the main Saudi oil fields. This is not a small fire. This is not a controlled burn. This is a strike that landed where it was supposed to land, and the Saudis cannot do anything about it.

What Buraq Is

The Buraq facility is part of Saudi Arabia's oil and gas infrastructure. It is east of the main Saudi oil fields. It is not a remote outpost. It is not a minor installation. It is a node in the system that moves Saudi oil from the ground to the export terminals.

When it burns, the system bleeds. When it burns for hours, the system bleeds more. When the civil defense cannot contain it, the system bleeds in front of the world.

Who Did It

The Yemeni armed forces have been hitting Saudi oil infrastructure for weeks. Yanbu. Ras Tanura. Jizan. Najran. Riyadh. Khamis Mushait. Abha. Tabuk. Now Buraq.

The pattern is not random. It is a campaign. It is a systematic targeting of the Saudi oil industry. It is designed to do one thing: make Saudi Arabia pay for the war on Yemen.

Why the Civil Defense Cannot Control It

Saudi Arabia has spent hundreds of billions on its military. It has Patriots. It has THAAD. It has AWACS. It has American advisers. It has everything money can buy.

But money cannot buy firefighting capacity for a massive oil fire. Money cannot buy the ability to respond to multiple simultaneous strikes. Money cannot buy the will to fight a war that the Saudi people do not want.

The civil defense is overwhelmed. It is not equipped to handle fires of this scale. It is not trained to operate under missile threat. It is not prepared for the kind of war Yemen is waging.

What This Means

Saudi Arabia is not defending its infrastructure. It is not protecting its oil. It is not safeguarding its people. It is not winning the war. It is not even containing the damage.

It is losing.

The fire at Buraq is not a setback. It is a symptom. It is a sign that the war has moved from the border to the heart of the Saudi economy. It is a sign that the Yemeni armed forces can reach any target they choose. It is a sign that the Saudi air defense system is a myth, the Saudi military is a paper tiger, and the Saudi government is unable to protect the only thing that keeps it in power: oil.

The fire is still raging. The civil defense is failing. The Saudis are watching their wealth burn. And there is nothing they can do about it.



Mike
 
🇸🇦🇾🇪 Reuters reports that Saudi Arabia is preparing a new offensive against Ansar Allah in Yemen within weeks, with the main goal of regaining control of the Bab el-Mandeb and reopening Red Sea shipping routes

More than 100,000 Yemeni troops could be mobilized with Saudi air support, while Riyadh weighs a limited coastal operation or a wider offensive across multiple fronts

The U.S. is providing intelligence and military advisers without plans for direct combat, while 30,000–40,000 Pakistani troops are deployed in Saudi Arabia to help counter missile and drone attacks



Mike
 
fatsnotbad zei:
🇸🇦🇾🇪 Reuters reports that Saudi Arabia is preparing a new offensive against Ansar Allah in Yemen within weeks, with the main goal of regaining control of the Bab el-Mandeb and reopening Red Sea shipping routes

More than 100,000 Yemeni troops could be mobilized with Saudi air support, while Riyadh weighs a limited coastal operation or a wider offensive across multiple fronts

The U.S. is providing intelligence and military advisers without plans for direct combat, while 30,000–40,000 Pakistani troops are deployed in Saudi Arabia to help counter missile and drone attacks



Mike
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Pakistan staat dus ook aan de verkeerde kant?
 
Het is een bericht van Reuters, vergeet dat niet. Formeel hebben Saoedi-Arabie en Pakistan een defensieverdrag, maar tot nu toe heeft Pakistan niets gedaan aan de opmars van Ansar Allah.

Mike
 
🇾🇪🇸🇦|Dammam Is Not a Border Town. It Is the Heart of Saudi Oil. And Yemen Just Reached It.

Dammam is not a village near the Yemeni border. It is not a military outpost in the south. It is not a frontline position. It is the capital of Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province. It is where Saudi Aramco is headquartered. It is a few kilometers from Dhahran, Ras Tanura, Abqaiq, and the Ghawar oil field, the largest conventional oil field on earth. It is the oil heartland of the kingdom. It is the cash register of the Saudi state.

And Yemen just hit it. 💥

From Sana'a to Dammam is over 1,200 kilometers. That is not a missile fired from the border. That is a missile that crossed the entire Arabian Peninsula. That is a message.

The Saudi regime has spent twelve years bombing Yemen. It has hit schools. It has hit markets. It has hit hospitals. It has hit weddings. It has hit funerals. It has hit 1,200 mosques. It has killed 150,000 people. It has blockaded the country. It has starved millions.

And it thought it could do all of this without cost. It thought it could bomb Yemen forever. It thought Yemen could not reach back.

Yemen just told them: we can reach anywhere.

"Escalation with Escalation" Is Not a Slogan. It Is a Doctrine.

Ansar Allah has said it repeatedly: "Blockade for blockade. Escalation for escalation."

This is the third part of that equation. The first was the Bab al-Mandeb. Yemen closed the Red Sea to Saudi and Israeli shipping.

The second was the oil infrastructure. Yanbu. Ras Tanura. Jizan. Najran. Ain Dar. Abqaiq. Riyadh. The Saudi oil economy is bleeding.

The third is the deep interior. Dammam. The Eastern Province. The heart of Aramco. The place the Saudis thought was safe.

Each escalation is a response to a Saudi escalation. Saudi Arabia bombs Yemen. Yemen bombs Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia blockades Yemen. Yemen blockades Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia hits civilian infrastructure. Yemen hits oil infrastructure.

The difference is that Yemen is winning. And Saudi Arabia is not.



Mike
 
A very serious leak! I hope this post will be shared again. Listen to what Ibn Salman is saying. You must read this carefully. Urgent and shocking! 🚨

A serious leak exposes Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as he announces, in his own voice, a strong strategic relationship with Israel, confirming that the Israeli military alliance will be directed against the Houthis in northern Yemen! Bin Salman openly admits that the Israelis consider the Houthis a sworn enemy and a threat to their security, as well as a threat to the security of the Kingdom.

This is not just a statement, but a resounding scandal that reveals the extent of subservience and surrender to Tel Aviv, and confirms that the war on Yemen is nothing more than a joint Saudi-Israeli project targeting the Yemeni people and their sovereignty.



Mike
 
The war between Yemen and Saudi Arabia will not end until Mecca and Medina are liberated from the Al Saud regime, because Saudi Arabia will continue its attempts to defeat Yemen until it collapses economically and militarily.

With the collapse of the Saudi regime, it will be our duty to secure and protect Mecca and Medina and to manage the affairs of pilgrims and visitors to the Sacred House of God.

The fall of the Al Saud regime also means the liberation of Palestine and the departure of American military bases from the region.



Mike
 
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