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Someone is trying to start a war between Saudia Arabia and Iran
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Saudia Arabia vs Iran - is yet another conflict being organised by a third party from outside BOTH countries.
This is shaping into another Libya-Syria-Pakistan-type frame-up, where outside special forces and mercs go into a country, blow stuff up, kill police and military and civilians - plant false flag evidence - then retreat.
At that point, the spooks planted in the media do their job with lies and propaganda - and before you know it - the USA and UK are in another war to 'save democracy'.
US Dept of Justice claims Iran Allegedly Sought to Assassinate Saudi Ambassador
What is listed in an official complaint filed by the US government is that a bombing was allegedly planned, perhaps in a Washington, DC restaurant. The possibility that 100 to 150 people might be killed in the alleged plot was, according to FBI officials, waived off and of no concern to the Iranian interlocutor. According to statements at the news conference, $1.5 million was wired to the alleged perpetrators to finance the costs of the attack.
Iran has officially denied any complicity in this plot and has accused the US of fabricating these claims.
[link to www.theatlantic.com]
Saudi government blames 'foreign country' for unrest [Iran]
The Saudi authorities have accused a "foreign country" of trying to undermine stability in the kingdom after 14 people were reported injured in clashes between police and protesters in the country's predominantly Shia Muslim-populated east.
Analysts have interpreted the "foreign country" as a veiled reference to Saudi Arabia's regional rival, Shia-ruled Iran.
[url= [link to en.rian.ru]
Arab states keep U.S. atop arms market
Saudi Arabia was the leading buyer of U.S. weapons in 2003-10, receiving arms worth $29 billion, the U.S. Congressional Research Service's latest report on arms transfers stated.
That's not counting the $60 billion Riyadh is expected to spend on U.S. military purchases -- including combat jets, warships and missiles -- over the next decade.
Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. and Raytheon will be major beneficiaries of the biggest U.S. arms deal on record.
The 75-page CRS report said that over the entire period Saudi Arabia, a US ally since World War II, was far and away the leading recipient with deliveries totaling $29 billion. It was followed by India at $17 billion, China $13.2 billion, Egypt $12.1 billion and Israel $10.3 billion.
The United States has topped the global arms deliveries listing for the last eight years.
[url= [link to www.spacewar.com]
Arabs plan $63 billion air power buildup
Middle Eastern states, particularly Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, are focusing on building up their power and air-defense capabilities, a military air market expected to generate $62.9 billion over the current decade.
This concentration on procuring military aviation assets is presumably linked to current force upgrades by the six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council to counter an expansionist Iran the Arabs say is determined to acquire nuclear weapons.
This concern has been a boon for US and European defense contractors who are faced with major cutbacks in military spending to supply the GCC states with the advanced systems they seek, even some that Washington had been reluctant to provide Arab states.
A recent analysis by Frost and Sullivan, a leading growth strategies consultancy, said that a procurement surge in 2011-15 "highlights ongoing big-ticket purchases, particularly in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates."
These are GCC military heavyweights and both have built up strong air forces, primarily to meet the threat from Iran.
These air arms are increasingly focusing on offensive, rather than purely defensive, operations, largely aimed at taking out Iranian missile launch sites and strategic command centers.
[url= [link to www.spacewar.com]
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