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The Najdi Bedouins (aka Bani Saud) are panicking because the Yemeni Ansar-Allah have struck a number of Saudi airports and oil installations.
These strikes have been carried out in retaliation for Bani Saud’s attacks on civilians in Yemen.
Riyadh International Airport has been a particular target, in the heart of the medieval kingdom.
Two terminal buildings were struck on two separate days: Terminals 3 and 4.
At least two aircraft were also destroyed when they were hit by Ansar-Allah missiles.
Over a three-day period, the airport at Riyadh was struck five times.
In the Saturday October 10 attack, 13 people were killed and 309 injured.
Missile strike the following day killed one person and injured at least 12 others.
Other airports hit were Dammam (in Ahsa province, eastern Saudi Arabia), Abha International Airport, Jizan Airport (in the south) and Jeddah airport in the west.
The Ansar-Allah had warned international airlines against using Saudi airspace or its airports.
These warnings were ignored.
As a result of Ansar-Allah strikes, these airports are now out of service.
The US and Europe have warned their citizens not to use these airports.
If they must travel, they have been advised to use other means, such as ground transport.
Several Arabian regimes have also suspended flights to Riyadh.
Why have the Ansar-Allah struck these airports and Saudi oil facilities, especially the Ghawar oil field, the largest in the country?
The Saudis have repeatedly attacked Sana‘a International airport (under Ansar-Allah control), struck Yemeni schools killing children and also bombed Yemeni villages.
While western rulers and the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres have condemned Ansar-Allah’s attacks on Saudi airports, there has not been even a whisper of condemnation of Saudi war crimes against Yemeni civilians.
The west’s hypocrisy is appalling.
Western arms continue to pour into Saudi Arabia.
Western regimes also provide intelligence to the Saudis to prosecute their war against the people of Yemen.
The zionist war criminals are also present in Saudi Arabia despite the two having no formal diplomatic relations.
The Saudi regime has an annual military budget of $80 billion but their armed forces are simply incapable of fighting.
They lack motivation.
The Ansar-Allah, on the other hand, are fighting for their independence and dignity.
Further, they are motivated by the Islamic spirit of self-sacrifice, something the Saudis simply do not know.
The Bani Saud have hired mercenaries from Pakistan and Turkiye but these regimes risk serious repercussions at home if they attack the Ansar-Allah.
There are reports of serious divisions within the Najdi clan.
The Bani Saud are luxury-loving and Ansar-Allah strikes are causing panic among the hordes of princes.
Adhering to the Islamic spirit, the Ansar-Allah have said that they will not interfere with any humanitarian aid being delivered to Saudi Arabia.
Contrast this with the Bani Saud policy of preventing even medicines from reaching the Yemeni people who have suffered more than a decade of Saudi siege and blockade.
Since the Saudis launched their war on Yemen in March 2015, at least 500,000 Yemenis have been killed.
The Ansar-Allah have announced that they are instituting a policy of “siege for siege” and “strike for strike”.
The Najdi Bedouins cannot say they were not warned.
Their ill-conceived policies might result in the overthrow of the regime, or at the very least, the removal of the de facto ruler, Muhammad bin Salman.
While the Arabian rulers in West Asia are incapable of defending themselves, their reliance on the US and zionist Israel has also proved ill...
