The demise of Mohammed bin Salman is inevitable.
He's finished. If he's lucky, he'll be able to catch the last gold-plated 747 out of Riyadh and make his way to whatever London hideaway that he's built for himself or to the United States.
If he's not lucky, his head will be removed from his shoulders via sword by somebody shouting Allah Akbar.
But it's the end of the House of Saud.
He made a strategic mistake in 2014 to try and earn his military spurs with a quick military victory over Ansarullah.
It's turned into a 12-year nightmare. And now, in his foolish decision to expand the conflict by, during the funeral of Ali Khamenei, to strike the Sana'a airfield and impose some sort of aerial blockade, Ansarullah has responded. And they are now in the process of physically destroying Saudi Arabia.
And there's nothing that can be done to save Saudi Arabia.
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