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Yemen update 68\2015..Saddam’s Fate Waiting for Saudi Regime?

Monday, June 8, 2015 19:34
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Political Expert: Saddam’s Fate Waiting for Saudi Regime

An Egyptian political analyst underlined that a fate
similar to the executed Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein is envisaged for
the Saudi Royal family.

“We
resolutely ask Saudi Arabia and its (Arab) allies to immediately resort
to a political solution (for a crisis in Yemen) and to disobey the US
that encouraged Saddam Hussein in war with Iran and Kuwait… ,” Saeed
al-Lavandi, political expert of Al-Ahram Political and Strategic Studies
Center in Cairo, told FNA on Monday.
He recalled that US eventually ceased supporting
the former Iraqi dictator and executed him, and said, “It seems that the
US has the same plan for Saudi Arabia that will eventually lead to the
Al Saud’s collapse.”
The political analyst blasted the continued Saudi-led aggression against Yemen.
He underlined that Israel is benefiting the most
from the ongoing regional crises, “Israel never dreamt to wreak havoc on
the region without even a bullet fired from its soldiers’ guns… .”
In relevant remarks on May 23, a Kyrgyz political
expert said that Saudi Arabia’s continued airstrikes on Yemen will
result in the fall of the Al Saud regime.
“Riyadh cannot survive the negative outcomes of
this, and prolonging the clashes will be harmful to Saudi Arabia because
its consequences for Saudi Arabia will be evident,” Qader Malekov, also
head of Religion, Law and Politics Research Center in Bishkek, told
FNA.
He noted that Riyadh’s attack on Yemen was meant
to disrupt the trend of Iran-world powers nuclear talks, and said,
“Saudi Arabia’s regional policies correspond to Israel’s policies; both
regimes have had close cooperation in Middle East’s crises in recent
years.”
In interesting remarks in April, a former Lebanese
minister said the Saudi-led aggression against Yemen shares many
similarities with the Israeli regime’s attacks on the Palestinians in
Gaza.
“The Saudi regime’s aggression against Yemen,
killing the women and children and destruction of Yemen’s
infrastructures is similar to the Zionist regime’s aggression against
Gaza and Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia seeks to take Yemen back to decades
ago,” Wiam Wahhab, also the leader of the Lebanese Towhid Movement, told
FNA.
Yet, he stressed that Riyadh and Tel Aviv share
other commonalities as well, including their desire to destroy Syria,
supporting the Takfiri terrorism and confronting Iran which is the most
important supporter of the Lebanese and Palestinian resistance groups.
On the results of the Saudi-led military strikes
against Yemen, Wahhab said, “Undoubtedly, Saudi Arabia will experience
defeat and failure but it (the Saudi aggression) will exacerbate the
sectarian and Takfiri crisis in the region.”

Yemeni Army, Tribal Forces Attack Saudi Military Base in Najran

The Yemeni army and tribal forces attacked military
positions in Najran, in Southeastern Saudi Arabia, near the two
countries’ borders on Monday.

The
Yemeni forces attacked the Saudi army’s base in al-Sharafa region in
Najran province, the Arabic-language al-Mayadeen television quoted a
Yemeni military source as saying.
There have yet been no immediate report on the number of the casualties inflicted on the Saudi forces.  
On Sunday, media reports said that the Saudis,
including Royal family members, are in a rush to flee the country after
Yemen’s first Scud missile hit a military airbase in Saudi Arabia’s
South on Saturday.
“The Saudi residents of Khamees al-Mushait are
waiting in a several-kilometer-long trail of cars to flee after their
city was hit by Yemeni Scud missiles,” the Arabic-language Sa’ada Press
news website reported.
The Riyadh-based Ahrar al-Hejaz news website also
reported that many Saudi princes have fled to western countries,
specially France and Britain, after consecutive defeats of King Salman’s
army and plots, adding that some other princes are running away in
anticipation of trial and punishment due to their opposition to the
king’s war on Yemen.
Also yesterday, the media reports said that the
Yemeni troops showed that Riyadh is within their reach after they fired a
Scud missile on Saturday.
The London-based Arabic daily Rai al-Youm reported
that as the UN-backed peace talks are near, firing of Scud missiles by
the Yemeni forces means a shift in the balance of power in the crisis in
Yemen.
Military analysts believe that the Scud missiles
used by the Yemeni army and popular forces against Saudi Arabia are
reminiscent of the missiles used by the Hezbollah and Hamas resistance
movements against Israel; the missiles which reached deep inside Israel.
The daily noted that Saudi Arabia is also aware of
the threat of the Scud missiles and the Saudi regime knows that if they
can hit al-Khamees, Shamit and Abha as well as Jizan, they can also
reach deep inside Saudi Arabia and cause serious threat to that country.
On Saturday, the Yemeni army fired a Scud missile
into Saudi Arabia, forcing the monarchy’s officials to cancel all Jizan
and Abha flights.
According to media reports, the missile was fired
early Saturday morning at the Saudi regime’s largest air force base
located in the city of Khamees al-Mushait in the kingdom’s Southwest.



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