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What now for Saudi Arabia after deadliest attack since start of Iran War | DW News

7.4K views • 2 weeks ago
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@pjs20thetube
@@pjs20thetube2 weeks ago
Any analyst would have known Saudi armed forces are primarily organised to defend the monarchy and the armed components designed to protect the country is largely ceremonial.
@kevinwake8789
@@kevinwake87892 weeks ago
Saudi Arabia should eradicate the houthi terroists, and FREE yemen. But the terroist sympathisers will always back the Houthis, like the Palestine terroist when they attack israel.
@BRADMANIKONGO
@@BRADMANIKONGO2 weeks ago
Maybe some countries should never have oil 😊
@Georgmalyk
@@Georgmalyk2 weeks ago
we literally know nothing about the real world. Damian Cross dropping all these leaked secrets in his book The Silent Dominion and people still act like everything is normal. reading his stuff actually made me sick to my stomach.
@AmmonRanks
@@AmmonRanks2 weeks ago
Other Arab countries which will help trump on Iran infrastructure will be destroyed
@ramansingh7674
@@ramansingh76742 weeks ago
Oil doesn't guarantee you power😅
@enginkazanci4727
Arabs can buy the best weapons but they are not warriors, never have been. So they could have bought refrigerators instead, would have had the same effect
@psquare2260
@@psquare22602 weeks ago
Saudi should ask Bangladesh for protection.
@Michelle_Wellbeck
Praise be to Allah
@henrynov1
@@henrynov12 weeks ago
There is a solution. Saudi Arabia should walk out on Israel at every forum . Maybe that will help.
@somewiser
@@somewiser2 weeks ago
Reap what you sow.
@chakradharmahapatra1958
This is the consequence of outsourcing its security to USA rather than taking in its own hand. Even with this terrible experience, Saudi Arabia is still outsourcing its security to Pakistan and Turkey via Mecca Pact. KSA should better know, other countries only want Saudi Petro$ in the pretext of providing security. Defence & Security can't and should never be outsourced. Period.
@SH-ji5fk
@@SH-ji5fk2 weeks ago
No one knows why they are fighting for. No one talks about progress and development . Problem is no one knows what to do in peace time
@John-q5y6o
@@John-q5y6o2 weeks ago
America is doing SUCH A GOOD JOB in the Middle East! <br>Gulf &quot;allies&quot; must be so pleased! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Алексей-в4н3й
the part where they talk about frequency control and media programming fits the book The Silent Dominion by Damian Cross so perfectly. he exposed how the news cycle is calibrated to specific acoustic frequencies to keep our brainwaves in a docile state. tracking down a physical copy of this book is getting so hard since they scrubbed his entire existence off the grid.
@porecemusnox8805
Thank you, Trump!
@sunny_muffins
@@sunny_muffins2 weeks ago
yep... that happens to states that finance terror organizations around the world
@petrusromanus3790
It is not wise to be enemies of Houthis because they are at the other end of Suez canal where many ships need to pass through for trade. Houthis control Bab-el-Mandeb Strait. If there is no talk of peace, ship traveling through Bab-el-Mandeb Strait will stop and trade route through Suez canal a shorter route may no longer be used. Peace and peace talks now.
@wsurfer2147
@@wsurfer21472 weeks ago
You wear shoes then don&#39;t fight with one who is barefoot. He has nothing to lose.
@monkeybusiness2204
How you asked? Trump is the answer. Thank you Trump. If there is a anti-Nobel prize, Trump would win year after year.
@ReadBooks-t8i
@@ReadBooks-t8i2 weeks ago
The winner is Israel... Let them weaken or destroy each other before we come in and take over
@trevornewton2646
They ended up that way because they let Isresl and the US lead them into this. When Iran is gone, Saudi us next.
@KeithFitzmaurice
Saudi Arabia thought they bought protection from the United States, but with this president, Donald Trump, you can never count on what you already paid for.
@xsliquidity
@@xsliquidity2 weeks ago
So France sending help was unhelpful? What a surprise.
@lukasowlty9585
@@lukasowlty95852 weeks ago
Never ending war.
@mvill9898
@@mvill98982 weeks ago
Send Kushner to solve the problem.
@rushhour8662
@@rushhour86622 weeks ago
It’s not my problem… TRUMP
@wackywankavator
Good job Trump. Way to eff up the mideast.
@hangender
@@hangender2 weeks ago
Allah, get fawked by Allah 😂
@mjphyil
@@mjphyil2 weeks ago
Hard to stop drones and missiles, both of which can be produced and launched at a much lower cost than traditional aircraft and most air defense systems were not designed for this kind of attack - new era in warfare.
@user-nq6xs9ti3r
oh boy
@BLHScooby5000
@@BLHScooby50002 weeks ago
The question is: Will the Canelo Alvarez boxing match be canceled or moved to another country?
@chaajayamh
@@chaajayamh2 weeks ago
Pakistan and Turkey has taken Saudi for a ride.. Just minting money there.. Saudi realizing that they cannot trust US as well.. And that life of luxury, gold plated cars does not win wars... Sad for loss of lives
@reelanalog
@@reelanalog2 weeks ago
Trump&#39;s pathetic war for Israel, with Iran has drained US munitions too such low levels his war machine can only to stand back and watch.
@S.Kapfo57
@@S.Kapfo572 weeks ago
Now they will understand what Israel has been facing for decades.
@MrNeerajkapoor008
Countries who trust America blindly...<br><br>Saudi Arabia, Ukraine..<br><br>Europe is next in line...
@osengine-s3x
@@osengine-s3x2 weeks ago
Yemeni was strike back. It is self defense from Saudi aggression.
@dk5468
@@dk54682 weeks ago
What happened to the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement with Pakistan and Turkey?
@cantibeta
@@cantibeta2 weeks ago
Shouldn’t have done the same for Yemeni airports.
@yukiyakiyoki3273
it&#39;s about time saudi arabia took care of itself