Analysis of Saudi Arabia's Political Situation

Saudi Arabia may soon no longer exist, and there will be no

name for something called Saudi Arabia. This has become clear.

Sana'a today has options that reach this stage,

where there will be no regime called the House of Saud regime.

So today, we face a new reality. Saudi Arabia today is drowning in

Yemen and will pay a heavy price. I tell you, it may

reach the point where this regime will fall.

And I'm not just saying this, all the indicators, all the indicators. Who

would have believed, for example, let me tell you, who would have believed that America today might find it

out of the question to deal with Saudi Arabia. We will strike vital

and economic facilities, and we will strike the king's palaces if

this action continues.

We will target the king's and ruling palaces in Saudi Arabia.

We will target the criminal princes. But the people, the sons of Najd

and Hejaz. They, too, must exercise

caution when being present near or approaching the royal palaces,

because they may become targets if the battle escalates.

I say this as I read what the leadership is thinking.

I am not in a position of responsibility today, but I know that with

the rise in crime and the killing of innocents and civilians in Yemen,

punishment will go so far as to punish the royal family,

the criminal, murderous ruling family in the Saudi regime.

This is a message, and I believe it will arrive, it will arrive in action, not

in words, because today Sana'a knows full well that these

murderous criminals are still practicing

their old habit, the habit of terrorism and terrorist

operations, and you know what happened during

the past week regarding an attempt to bomb a number of motorcycles

inside Sana'a. You are facing this today. I speak as a military man.

We will carry our weapons and rifles, and we have men in the field

ready to reach areas you did not expect, not at the level of

geography and military operations in the field, nor at the level of strategic weapons

that may reach places which, as I told you, no one

He expects it. We have infiltrated the ruling system in

Saudi Arabia.

We have infiltrated it. There is great hostility within the ruling establishment today toward Mohammed bin

Salman, and they are providing us with information that may be perhaps unprecedented

from within the ruling system, from the princes themselves, who today are in

a state of hostility and estrangement, some under house arrest and some abroad.

This is what I am saying, and I take responsibility for it.

Therefore, Sana'a today still acts according to the concept of rules of engagement, according to

international law, the laws of war and humanitarian law

and the Geneva Conventions.

But if these operations continue, I say that

the excessive response will be greater, larger and stronger,

and it may also have an impact on

the survival of this regime in power. If this

war continues, and I assure you, if the criminality continues, we will reach a stage where

the House of Saud regime as a whole may be threatened with not remaining in power.

Even when we wage psychological warfare, we wage psychological warfare honestly,

And we are men of action before men of words.