The Saudi's started bombing Yemen a couple hours ago according to AP. They've also moved heavy artillery and troops in along the border. http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/storie...ME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2015-03-25-19-49-42
look up the 60 song Eve Of Destruction
The Saudi Press Agency published a statement by the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain saying they would answer a request from Yemen President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi "to protect Yemen and his dear people from the aggression of the Houthi militias which were and are still a tool in the hands of foreign powers that don't stop meddling with the security and stability of brotherly Yemen." Oman, the sixth member of the Gulf Cooperation Council, didn't sign onto the statement.
Egypt also announced political and military support. "There is coordination ongoing now with Saudi Arabia and the brotherly gulf countries about preparations to participate with an Egyptian air and naval forces and ground troops if necessary," it said in a statement carried by the state news agency.
Pakistan, Jordan, Morocco and Sudan were also joining the operation, the Saudi Press Agency reported Thursday.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...-bases-in-yemen-as-iran-warns-dangerous-step/
The Saudi's started bombing Yemen a couple hours ago according to AP. They've also moved heavy artillery and troops in along the border.
Well...it's about time these ragheads started defending themselves....!!
Saudi Arabia will not rule out building or acquiring nuclear weapons, the country’s ambassador to the United States has indicated.
Asked whether Saudi Arabia would ever build nuclear weapons in an interview with US news channel CNN, Adel Al-Jubeir said the subject was “not something we would discuss publicly”.
Pressed later on the subject he said: “This is not something that I can comment on, nor would I comment on.”
The ambassador’s reticence to rule out a military nuclear programme may reignite concerns that the autocratic monarchy has its eye on a nuclear arsenal.
Western intelligence agencies believe that the Saudi monarchy paid for up to 60% of Pakistan’s nuclear programme in return for the ability to buy warheads for itself at short notice, the Guardian newspaper reported in 2010.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...le-out-building-nuclear-weapons-10139229.html
In related news, it seems that Kerry and company may have something else to complain about. The House of Saud is being coy about future nuclear ambitions. So I think we should be prepared to see a nuclear arms race in the near future in that part of the world.