Why Everything is Going Wrong for Saudi Arabia
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Date: 2026-10-28
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The Yemeni Armed Forces issue a final call and a strict warning to all Saudi citizens, residents, and foreign workers in companies and oil facilities within the territories of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Based on ongoing military developments and the Saudi regime's deliberate disregard for previous warningsthereby putting civilians in the line of firewe emphasize the following:
Airports and Vital Facilities are Military Targets: All civilian and military airports, airbases, oil and energy facilities, and command headquarters across various regions of the Kingdom are considered active and strategic military operation zones for the Yemeni Armed Forces.
Immediate and Total Evacuation: We urge all citizens and workers (especially foreign labor in oil fields and airports) to immediately and completely stay away from these sites and to refrain from using Saudi airports for travel or transit until further notice, for their own safety.
Full Responsibility Lies with the Authorities: The Saudi authorities' continued operation of these facilities and airports without evacuation constitutes a direct disregard for your lives. The Saudi government bears full legal and moral responsibility for any human casualties resulting from missile strikes and drone attacks.
He who has warned is excused, and operations will continue
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The Yemeni Armed Forces issue a final call and a strict warning to all Saudi citizens, residents, and foreign workers in companies and oil facilities within the territories of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Based on ongoing military developments and the Saudi regime's deliberate disregard for previous warningsthereby putting civilians in the line of firewe emphasize the following:
Airports and Vital Facilities are Military Targets: All civilian and military airports, airbases, oil and energy facilities, and command headquarters across various regions of the Kingdom are considered active and strategic military operation zones for the Yemeni Armed Forces.
Immediate and Total Evacuation: We urge all citizens and workers (especially foreign labor in oil fields and airports) to immediately and completely stay away from these sites and to refrain from using Saudi airports for travel or transit until further notice, for their own safety.
Full Responsibility Lies with the Authorities: The Saudi authorities' continued operation of these facilities and airports without evacuation constitutes a direct disregard for your lives. The Saudi government bears full legal and moral responsibility for any human casualties resulting from missile strikes and drone attacks.
He who has warned is excused, and operations will continue
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yooshkapushka180
Few last years teach us that all the arab countries power is just soft power only in things they can pay, but their armies are no more than paper tiger, also the new ottomans could help them if they could but like arrogant ardogan they only can talk but never walk the walk, that's why no one helping The Saudis because no one can they all weak.
The funny thing is that they all used to treat Israel and ridicul it but if you switch everyone of them with Israel and put them on the same attacks, they all would fell, but Israel is keep fighting all her enemies and win, probably because God is helping his sons as he promised.
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Few last years teach us that all the arab countries power is just soft power only in things they can pay, but their armies are no more than paper tiger, also the new ottomans could help them if they could but like arrogant ardogan they only can talk but never walk the walk, that's why no one helping The Saudis because no one can they all weak.
The funny thing is that they all used to treat Israel and ridicul it but if you switch everyone of them with Israel and put them on the same attacks, they all would fell, but Israel is keep fighting all her enemies and win, probably because God is helping his sons as he promised.
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PotatoRecap1090
Saudi Arabia’s biggest weakness may not be its militaryit’s geography. You can spend $80 billion on defense, but if your oil exports depend on a few chokepoints, a much weaker opponent can still threaten the entire system.
The Houthis don’t need to defeat the Saudi military. They only need to disrupt the flow of oil long enough to turn Saudi Arabia’s economic strength into a liability. That’s what makes this conflict so fascinating: modern warfare isn’t always about destroying your enemyit’s about making his strengths impossible to use.
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Saudi Arabia’s biggest weakness may not be its militaryit’s geography. You can spend $80 billion on defense, but if your oil exports depend on a few chokepoints, a much weaker opponent can still threaten the entire system.
The Houthis don’t need to defeat the Saudi military. They only need to disrupt the flow of oil long enough to turn Saudi Arabia’s economic strength into a liability. That’s what makes this conflict so fascinating: modern warfare isn’t always about destroying your enemyit’s about making his strengths impossible to use.
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subplotmedia
The fundamental dilemma for Riyadh is the structural mismatch between petrodollar rentierism and capital-intensive domestic modernisation. Attempting to hedge security guarantees between Washington, Beijing, and regional rivals while executing Vision 2030 megaprojects creates severe fiscal and geopolitical overextension. If oil prices remain below their fiscal breakeven point and maritime transit around Bab-el-Mandeb remains perpetually volatile, strategic retrenchment becomes almost inevitable. Outstanding analysis!
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The fundamental dilemma for Riyadh is the structural mismatch between petrodollar rentierism and capital-intensive domestic modernisation. Attempting to hedge security guarantees between Washington, Beijing, and regional rivals while executing Vision 2030 megaprojects creates severe fiscal and geopolitical overextension. If oil prices remain below their fiscal breakeven point and maritime transit around Bab-el-Mandeb remains perpetually volatile, strategic retrenchment becomes almost inevitable. Outstanding analysis!
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abdul-qf2fe
Considering the geographical layout of the region where the Houthis have established themselves, along with its closeness to the Saudi Arabian borders and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, one may question how Saudi Arabia, given its economic and financial strength, has been unable to isolate the Houthis and seal off the entire area. The existence of a Houthi state in that region will perpetually destabilize the kingdom and pose a persistent threat, while also serving to benefit Iran strategically.
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Considering the geographical layout of the region where the Houthis have established themselves, along with its closeness to the Saudi Arabian borders and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, one may question how Saudi Arabia, given its economic and financial strength, has been unable to isolate the Houthis and seal off the entire area. The existence of a Houthi state in that region will perpetually destabilize the kingdom and pose a persistent threat, while also serving to benefit Iran strategically.
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xq8
Oil will reach $200 a barrel. That’s great for Saudi Arabia, but you will ultimately pay the price. You won’t find gas stations, there won’t be enough electricity to power your homes, and the cost of medicine, food, and all manufactured goods will rise.
It’s great for Saudi Arabia, especially while it is currently storing large quantities of oil.
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Oil will reach $200 a barrel. That’s great for Saudi Arabia, but you will ultimately pay the price. You won’t find gas stations, there won’t be enough electricity to power your homes, and the cost of medicine, food, and all manufactured goods will rise.
It’s great for Saudi Arabia, especially while it is currently storing large quantities of oil.
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vm1np1wj3r
This is the result of imposing full punishment on all yemenis for more than 10 years by saudi & fake recognize yemeni gov (who has not been elected by yemeni public at all, only GCC commander)
I don't think any country would accept no world trade exchange, no airport, no electricity, no distilled water. This is inhumane.
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This is the result of imposing full punishment on all yemenis for more than 10 years by saudi & fake recognize yemeni gov (who has not been elected by yemeni public at all, only GCC commander)
I don't think any country would accept no world trade exchange, no airport, no electricity, no distilled water. This is inhumane.
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kajraske2002
Utterly shocked. I kept seeing the maps of Houthi control and assumed it was some half and half civil war but if the Houthis control the great majority of the population and so many people overall thats effectively the state, not some rag tag civil war rebel group.
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Utterly shocked. I kept seeing the maps of Houthi control and assumed it was some half and half civil war but if the Houthis control the great majority of the population and so many people overall thats effectively the state, not some rag tag civil war rebel group.
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MindMosaic-xdx
The worst year in its entire national history framing really lands when you stack the Hormuz closure pressure on top of everything else. The way this lays out the dominoes makes the kingdom's position look far more fragile than the megaproject headlines suggest.
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The worst year in its entire national history framing really lands when you stack the Hormuz closure pressure on top of everything else. The way this lays out the dominoes makes the kingdom's position look far more fragile than the megaproject headlines suggest.
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justyaso2230
You don’t have to believe in Saudi Arabia’s vision but making fun of it doesn’t change anything We’ll keep moving forward and time will tell Criticism is fine but disrespect is a different thing Let the results speak for themselves
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You don’t have to believe in Saudi Arabia’s vision but making fun of it doesn’t change anything We’ll keep moving forward and time will tell Criticism is fine but disrespect is a different thing Let the results speak for themselves
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amadeoro1226
Left wing lies. Saudi is more powerful than you think and can gather 20 million troops over night due to religious reasons and can with turkey and Pakistan create a new United Muslim states that control all important water passages
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Left wing lies. Saudi is more powerful than you think and can gather 20 million troops over night due to religious reasons and can with turkey and Pakistan create a new United Muslim states that control all important water passages
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SumanPokhrel-y6v
Not u. s missile strike which killed iran Supreme leader it was Israeli missiles strike, u. s and their greedy president orange man just need credit of everything but doing nothing
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Not u. s missile strike which killed iran Supreme leader it was Israeli missiles strike, u. s and their greedy president orange man just need credit of everything but doing nothing
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Lloouuiiee
so now y’all don’t think it is wrong to attack Makkah, the The Grand Mosque, the airports and the Residential neighbourhoods just because we have oil Disgusting.
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so now y’all don’t think it is wrong to attack Makkah, the The Grand Mosque, the airports and the Residential neighbourhoods just because we have oil Disgusting.
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reallifelore
Pretty big correction there buddy, it's israels and usas war that shut the straight, not Iran. The straight was pretty fkin open before they started bombing Iran.
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Pretty big correction there buddy, it's israels and usas war that shut the straight, not Iran. The straight was pretty fkin open before they started bombing Iran.
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reallifelore
Turns out relying on America as your security guarantor for external threats while only have military to safeguard your monarchy isn't that smartest idea
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Turns out relying on America as your security guarantor for external threats while only have military to safeguard your monarchy isn't that smartest idea
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DisgruntledWatcher
Those who make peaceful change impossible make violent change inevitable. ’
This whole scenario is what that maxim looks like in practice.
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Those who make peaceful change impossible make violent change inevitable. ’
This whole scenario is what that maxim looks like in practice.
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musicdirector8661
Looks like Jared kushner will lose his billion dollar sugar daddy the axe prince of Saudi. Last I heard he was bringing peace to the Middle East
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Looks like Jared kushner will lose his billion dollar sugar daddy the axe prince of Saudi. Last I heard he was bringing peace to the Middle East
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hmmmmmmmmm3
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The meme faces on your thumbnails. Not sure if they were recommended to you directly. Or if you researched ways to boost clicks. Buthope it works out.
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nusquamnemo4780
Because they decided to bully the poor, underfed nerdy kid in the block but turns out the kid knew jiu jitsu from long-dead great grandpa.
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Because they decided to bully the poor, underfed nerdy kid in the block but turns out the kid knew jiu jitsu from long-dead great grandpa.
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BobSmith-h5w
. And they're great leader just spent how many (hundreds) of billions of dollars wasted on vanity projects like Neom Foolish leadership!
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. And they're great leader just spent how many (hundreds) of billions of dollars wasted on vanity projects like Neom Foolish leadership!
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