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The kingdom of Saudi Arabia is on the brink of collapse, as the second anniversary of the death of state-sponsored journalist Jamal Khasogir is on the brink of collapse. The country has already begun to lose leadership and influence in the Gulf and the Middle East.
Saudi Arabia’s rise to prominence as an influential member of OPEC and the Organization for Islamic Cooperation (OIC) for more than 50 years is now starting to get worse.
The sanctuary of Islam is losing its religious and economic influence due to the misguided policies of the country, which is home to one of the holiest places in the world and the second largest oil producer in the world.
The last five years have been as devastating as the country’s time. The way Prince Mohammed bin Salman began working with commitment and ambition soon turned into recklessness. Another Machiavelli known as an advisor to the Crown Prince is Prince Mohammed bin Zayed (MBZ) of the United Arab Emirates. Inspired by him, Salman has begun to judge everything by his reckless mentality.
Interference in the internal affairs of countries like Tunisia and Libya, and support for the dictatorial ICC in Egypt, has been tantamount to exposing Saudi bankruptcy.
The same goes for Bashar al-Assad. Due to the country’s own mistakes, the UAE is now advancing with an ace and Saudi Arabia is gradually withdrawing.
Yuvraj Salman’s recklessness may have strengthened his grip on power, but on the other hand he has terribly weakened the country. The country bought billions of dollars worth of weapons, fought a five-year war in Yemen, and continues to do so: a humanitarian catastrophe in a few years.
Meanwhile, Prince Salman has urged the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain to establish relations with Israel. Which he did not report to his father, King Abdul Aziz. The prince is also in favor of establishing relations with Israel and against the king. This has caused a “conflict” between father and son. Al Jazeera
Ittefaq / SR
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