Saudi Arabia has been under fire for 3 consecutive days. Here is the timeline.
This is not what you are being told.
Yesterday, Trump stood in the White House press briefing room.
He said: “Iran is effectively finished militarily… Israel and the entire Middle East are protected from the danger and threats posed by Iran.”
In that very same week:
2 days ago, Saudi air defenses intercepted 5 missiles and a drone.
Yet falling debris struck an Aramco tower in Riyadh’s financial district. Damage is visible across several floors.
The Iran-backed Houthis announced that they had attacked the business district in Riyadh.
Yesterday, the Saudi East-West oil pipeline was attacked in the Medina region, causing a limited fire.
Saudi officials did not name any attacker. Responsibility remains unconfirmed.
This pipeline stretches 1,200 km across the desert — the route Saudi oil takes to bypass the Strait of Hormuz.
Around 4 million barrels flow through it daily.
That is equivalent to around 4% of total global oil supplies.
A few hours ago, 3 more missiles and a drone were intercepted. 2 of those missiles were aimed at Riyadh itself.
Explosions were heard in the capital. Phones are buzzing with alerts urging people to take shelter.
Here is what no one is telling you:
The United States has spent nearly 9 months at war with Iran.
Iran’s allies, the Houthis, are still firing missiles at Riyadh. Twice in 3 days.
That is not “effectively finished.” This is a second front.
This front barely makes the news in the West. I document every strike on Saudi territory here. Follow me for the next strike.
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This is not what you are being told.
Yesterday, Trump stood in the White House press briefing room.
He said: “Iran is effectively finished militarily… Israel and the entire Middle East are protected from the danger and threats posed by Iran.”
In that very same week:
2 days ago, Saudi air defenses intercepted 5 missiles and a drone.
Yet falling debris struck an Aramco tower in Riyadh’s financial district. Damage is visible across several floors.
The Iran-backed Houthis announced that they had attacked the business district in Riyadh.
Yesterday, the Saudi East-West oil pipeline was attacked in the Medina region, causing a limited fire.
Saudi officials did not name any attacker. Responsibility remains unconfirmed.
This pipeline stretches 1,200 km across the desert — the route Saudi oil takes to bypass the Strait of Hormuz.
Around 4 million barrels flow through it daily.
That is equivalent to around 4% of total global oil supplies.
A few hours ago, 3 more missiles and a drone were intercepted. 2 of those missiles were aimed at Riyadh itself.
Explosions were heard in the capital. Phones are buzzing with alerts urging people to take shelter.
Here is what no one is telling you:
The United States has spent nearly 9 months at war with Iran.
Iran’s allies, the Houthis, are still firing missiles at Riyadh. Twice in 3 days.
That is not “effectively finished.” This is a second front.
This front barely makes the news in the West. I document every strike on Saudi territory here. Follow me for the next strike.
$INIT
$SOXLB
$BULLA
