Saudi Defense Minister's Visit to Iran

The Saudi defense minister with a delegation from Saudi Arabia.

Going to Iran is fine. But when a delegation from Sana'a

goes to Iran: “Magians, Rafidah, heretics.”

See? We've exposed them. They went to Tehran.

Those heretical infidels. But when

a delegation from Saudi Arabia and the brother of the sixty-year-old father, Mohammed bin Salman, go to

Tehran, it's permissible. The people of the Sunna and the Community

can go to Iran, cut cake, celebrate,

and blow out candles, that's permissible, but

going to Sana'a is forbidden. Fine.

What did the Saudi delegation go to do in Tehran? Did they go

looking for an alliance with Iran against Yemen?

Have they really reached

such a stage of bankruptcy that they turn to Iran?

Do they want Iran to protect them from Yemen? God knows.

Or did they go to Iran to discuss

the war between Saudi Arabia and Yemen? We offer you advice, Saudi Arabia:

if you want dialogue over the war between you

and Yemen, go talk with Sana'a, the capital where decisions are made.

What does Iran have to do with it? What does Tehran have to do with it?

Save yourselves the trouble. You're from Tehran, not Amman, not

Egypt.

Go to Sanaa. Negotiate with Sanaa.

We're not affiliated with Iran.

We're not Iran's lackeys, nor have we fought under Iran's orders.

We fought for our land, our honor, and

an injustice as clear as day. Twelve

years, you besieged us, killed us, starved us. We fought for

a right. What does Iran have to do with it? Go negotiate with Iran.

Sanaa is close, if you want dialogue. And if you

want war, Sanaa is far from you, Saudi Arabia,

and close to you. If you want dialogue, peace, and want

Yemen to stop its raids on your airports, facilities,

and economy, go to Sanaa. By God, Iran won't help you.