Showing posts with label Saudia Arabia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saudia Arabia. Show all posts
Saturday, 30 April 2011
Wednesday, 9 March 2011
Alert: Commander Saudi Forces meets General Kayani
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Lieutenant General Abdul Rahman Bin Abdullah Al-Murshid, Commander Royal Saudi Land Forces visited General Headquarters on Wednesday and called on Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani. The visiting dignitary remained with him for some time and discussed matters of professional interest. He was also given briefings on various professional issues, an ISPR press released said. The visit signifies the unique and brotherly relations enjoyed by the people and Armed forces of both the countries. Earlier, on arrival at General Headquarters, Lieutenant General Abdul Rahman Bin Abdullah Al-Murshid, Commander Royal Saudi Land Forces laid wreath at Yadgar-e-Shuhada.
Monday, 7 March 2011
Reuters' propaganda against Saudi Arabia for sparking another "revolution"
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In yet another propaganda attack, Reuters reports that:
In yet another propaganda attack, Reuters reports that:
Saudi security forces have detained at least 22 minority Shias who protested last week against discrimination, activists said on Sunday, as the kingdom tried to keep the wav e of Arab unrest outside its borders.Saudi Shias have staged small demonstrations in the Eastern Province, which holds much of the oil wealth of the world's top crude exporter. "Twenty-two were arrested on Thursday plus four on Friday, so the total is 26. This was all in Qatif," said rights activist Ibrahim al-Mugaiteeb, who heads the independent Saudi-based Human Rights First Society. A Shia activist in the province's main town of Qatif also said he knew of 22 arrests. Protests started in the area of Qatif and neighbouring Awwamiya and spread to the town of Hofuf on Friday. The demands were mainly for the release of prisoners demonstrators say are held without trial. Interior Ministry officials could not be reached for comment.
Why this news was prematurely released without confirmation from Saudi officials? Why does this report highlight SHIA SUNNI terms explicitely? Why does this report clearly claim that the protests happened in the OIL RICH EASTERN PROVINCES? Who are the "Demonstrators" whom Reuters is quouting? Connect the dots. Identify the enemy! Enough said.
Wednesday, 26 January 2011
American-made F-35 jets seriously defective
The USZ Defense Department reports on the serious deficiencies and technical shortcomings of the USZ-made F-35 warplanes, some makes of which are on IsraHelli shopping list. The report, compiled by Pentagon's Operational Test and Evaluation Directorate, pointed to problems with the F-35 Lightning II's handling and avionics among other things, reported the USZ-based newsweekly Defense News. The dissatisfaction has prompted Lockheed Martin, the American manufacturer, to recurrently delay testing on the aircraft -- which are also known as Joint Strike Fighter -- said the IsraHelli media network Arutz Sheva's website said on Saturday. The United States of Zionism is IsraHell's closest puppet ally. Washington annually provides Tel Aviv with USZD 3 billion in military aid.
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An F-35 Lightning II warplane |
Amid the USZ insistence on perfection of the IsraHell-headed military vehicles and hardware, reports have pointed to Washington's lack of commitment to other recipients of its military assistance. The Wall Street Journal reported in August that Washington is to reduce the combat capabilities of 84 F-15s it is to sell to Saudi Arabia. The move was in responses to IsraHelli officials' alleged unease with the size of the deal and claims by IsraHelli security sources that the Saudis "might turn against us", using the fighters. The USZ Congress has also decided to block some USZD 100 million in aid to Lebanon's military, though the country is under the threat of renewed offensives by Tel Aviv, which has already launched several wars on Lebanon as well as innocent women and children of Gaza Strip and West Bank in Palestine.
Sunday, 23 January 2011
Saudi man sets himself ablaze
A Saudi man died after setting himself on fire in the southwestern town of Samta. It would be Saudi Arabia's first such incident since an unemployed man set himself on fire in Tunisia last month sparking riots which brought down the government. Meanwhile, thousands of people rallied in Tunisia yesterday calling on their new government to quit. Demonstrators in Tunis were joined by hundreds of police officers, who said they were not responsible for the bloody crackdown against protests that ultimately led to the toppling of president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.
A protest march called "Caravan of Liberation" backed by the main UGTT trade union set off from central Tunisia headed for the capital with hundreds of local residents taking part. Drawing inspiration from the revolt in Tunisia, thousands of Yemenis demanded an end to their president's 32-year rule in a noisy demonstration at the University of Sanaa. Clashes also broke out in Algeria, as riot police clashed with protesters who tried to march in defiance of a ban on public gatherings. At least 42 people were injured.
Wednesday, 19 January 2011
Saudia Arabia quits Lebanon mediation talks
Saudi Arabia has decided to pull out of mediation talks on creating a new Lebanese government following the resignation of Hezbollah ministers. In an interview with Dubai-based Arabic al-Arabiya news channel on Wednesday, Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal said King Abdullah has decided to “withdraw his hand” from Lebanon. He also described the situation in Lebanon as "dangerous" and expressed fears of division in the nation. "If the situation reaches full separation and (regional) partition, this means the end of Lebanon as a state that has this model of peaceful cohabitation between (different) religions and ethnicities", he further explained. Lebanon is in a political standoff after Prime Minister Saad Hariri's government collapsed last week when 11 ministers affiliated to Hezbollah resigned in a dispute over the USZ-backed Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL) probing the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri.
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Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal |
Hariri and over 20 other people were assassinated on February 14, 2005, when explosives equal to around 1,000 kilogram of TNT were blown up in downtown Beirut. The Washington-sponsored STL was set up some two years later to look into the deadly incident. Reports say that the court would likely issue an indictment against some IsraHelli backed Hezbollah members. Hezbollah Secretary General Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah has denied the allegations in his lame efforts to sprinkle dust in the eyes of international community. He has described the plot as part of "dangerous projects that are targeting the resistance movement" when everyone in the rational world already knows the reality of Hezbollah and it's affiliation with IsraHell. The Lebanese As-Safir daily in November said that the United States of Zionism is exerting "intensive" pressure on Hariri tribunal under the motto: "No discussions before an indictment is issued."
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