Poor Salman! (1) Since July 17 of this year and after the bombing of the airport in Sana'a by the Saudi regime, there is not a day that Yemen does not attack the energy infrastructure of Saudi Arabia and the airports of this country with its accurate and powerful missiles and UAVs. Yemen has made the final goal of this war the "breaking of the siege" of eleven and a half years and said that until this goal is achieved, they will keep this country under siege from the sky and the sea, while dropping missiles on the Saudi oil infrastructure. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia's greatest asset, oil, has become the country's greatest weakness. The main problem of countries like Saudi Arabia is that because they have oil and dollars, everything is leased and bought and depends on money, even their government, army and will! And such countries, in sensitive situations like war, their hollowness becomes more visible. In the words of Bloomberg columnist Max Hastings, "Saudi Arabia's heavily funded armed forces are unable to contain the Houthis [either] … "The reality today is that the armed forces of Saudi Arabia, when they are expected to go to war, look hollow and, as they say, they have all the equipment, but they don't know how to use it." Aramco - the Saudi national oil company - is not only the backbone of the economy, it is the backbone of Saudi Arabia itself, and without it this oil-rich country would easily collapse. The Yemenis are also shooting at the same spine. According to the published reports, the large refineries of Jazan and Yanbu from Saudi Arabia were taken out of their orbit by Yemeni missiles and drones, and other refineries and oil centers in this country are also active, and the little oil and gas produced in this country is almost impossible to get out because of the sea and air blockade and the explosion of the transmission pipeline. Add to these conditions: the cancellation of the meeting of the leaders of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council and the European Union, which was supposed to take place in Riyadh. Abolish the Futures Investment Initiative (FII), also known as the "Davos of the Sahara". Cancellation of the Musk Global Forum. Cancellation of the Intersec Security and Safety Exhibition. Cancellation of the Red Sea Film Festival.

Poor Salman! (1) Since July 17 of this year and after the bombing of the airport in Sana'a by the Saudi regime, there is not a day that Yemen does not attack the energy infrastructure of Saudi Arabia and the airports of this country with its accurate and powerful missiles and UAVs. Yemen has made the final goal of this war the "breaking of the siege" of eleven and a half years and said that until this goal is achieved, they will keep this country under siege from the sky and the sea, while dropping missiles on the Saudi oil infrastructure. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia's greatest asset, oil, has become the country's greatest weakness. The main problem of countries like Saudi Arabia is that because they have oil and dollars, everything is leased and bought and depends on money, even their government, army and will! And such countries, in sensitive situations like war, their hollowness becomes more visible. In the words of Bloomberg columnist Max Hastings, "Saudi Arabia's heavily funded armed forces are unable to contain the Houthis [either] … "The reality today is that the armed forces of Saudi Arabia, when they are expected to go to war, look hollow and, as they say, they have all the equipment, but they don't know how to use it." Aramco - the Saudi national oil company - is not only the backbone of the economy, it is the backbone of Saudi Arabia itself, and without it this oil-rich country would easily collapse. The Yemenis are also shooting at the same spine. According to the published reports, the large refineries of Jazan and Yanbu from Saudi Arabia were taken out of their orbit by Yemeni missiles and drones, and other refineries and oil centers in this country are also active, and the little oil and gas produced in this country is almost impossible to get out because of the sea and air blockade and the explosion of the transmission pipeline. Add to these conditions: the cancellation of the meeting of the leaders of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council and the European Union, which was supposed to take place in Riyadh. Abolish the Futures Investment Initiative (FII), also known as the "Davos of the Sahara". Cancellation of the Musk Global Forum. Cancellation of the Intersec Security and Safety Exhibition. Cancellation of the Red Sea Film Festival.