A Saudi prince responds to “those who gloat” in the Kingdom and the Houthi attacks with marches and missiles

The Saudi Prince, Abdul Rahman bin Musaed, responded to those he described as “the moles” by saying that his country was subjected to attacks by drones and missiles, explaining that the Kingdom had been subjected to hundreds of attacks of this kind during the past 10 years and that it had been dealt with “in the best possible manner.”

This came in a post by the Saudi prince on his page on the Including damages, if they occur, are announced clearly and with the utmost transparency. These damages, thank God, are being dealt with and things are restored to normal. This is proven and does not need evidence. And if there is damage to people, deaths, and injuries to civilians as a result of the despicable Qarmatians targeting civilian objects, then this is what hurts us and we cannot compensate for it, and God Almighty suffices us for that. May God have mercy on the martyrs and heal the injured...”

He continued: "In the last ten years, Saudi Arabia has been subjected to hundreds of missiles and drones, and it was dealt with with God's grace and then with the efforts of its armed forces and air defense heroes. The people in my country are living their lives through this normally and without this moving a hair in them or even affecting their enjoyment of their lives with its basics and luxuries! Thanks to God and His grace.."

He added: “Saudi Arabia is a large, sprawling country, and its people are not afraid or shaken by these desperate attacks from a dying enemy. This is proven and proven and does not need evidence. For example, if the valiant air defense forces shot down a missile heading towards the south of Riyadh, may God protect it, the north of it will not feel it.

Prince Abdul Rahman went on to say: “The annoyance is limited (mostly) to the sound of the anti-attack when it is destroyed and turned into rubble... What is important is that what is coming, with God’s help and grace, and whose indicators have begun to become clear on the ground, will not be as it was previously. Glory be to Him who said (Their time is dawn. Isn’t the dawn near)?”

He concluded his post by saying: “Finally: The Gulf Championship, which brought together brothers and loved ones, has ended and our team won its title amidst a large audience presence from the first match to the last.. We will return to follow the Saudi League and its strong competitions, and I am eager to attend Al Hilal’s matches on the field, as is the case for the fans of our wonderful clubs who will enjoy the support and encouragement of their teams with reassurance, security and joy as well.. The Riyadh season is approaching and we will be happy with its activities.. Personally, I am having a poetry evening in an expensive area. From the regions of the Kingdom, soon I will announce its details.. Saudi Arabia is a big.. big.. great country.. and this country is guarded by God’s care and grace, then by a great people, wise leadership, and men who protect and suffice it.. Praise be to God for his great generosity...”