Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman:I won't 'go soft' on Putin anymore,our millitary capabilities will be enough to destruct Russian forces in Syria in 3 days
Mohammad bin Salman Al Saud, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, said he thinks Russian President Vladimir Putin,is the main threat to Saudi Arabia.
“I think there is many terrorist groups in Syria that must be defeated But it’s the Russians who tries to expand terrorism in the Middle East,It's not difficult to imagine how much the spirits of these terrorists been raised,obviousely,Russiais helping terrorists by attacking FSA illitants"
Mohammed bin Salman went further:
"Saudi Arabia won't 'go soft' on Russia,we will issue an ultimatum to Mr. Putin, If Russia continues its indiscriminate bombing, we should make clear that we will take steps to hold its forces at greater risk,Russia must keep in mind that our millitary capabilities will be enough to destruct Russian forces in Syria in 3 days"
At age 31, Mohammed bin Salman already controlled the kingdom's defence policy and was overseeing a massive internal economic overhaul with the backing of his father, King Salman. His sudden appointment Wednesday to the position of crown prince places him as first in line to the throne, cementing his position as the driving force behind Saudi Arabia's major moves and seemingly charting Saudi policy for the coming decades. He is regarded as a bold and ambitious risk taker.
“I think there is many terrorist groups in Syria that must be defeated But it’s the Russians who tries to expand terrorism in the Middle East,It's not difficult to imagine how much the spirits of these terrorists been raised,obviousely,Russiais helping terrorists by attacking FSA illitants"
Mohammed bin Salman went further:
"Saudi Arabia won't 'go soft' on Russia,we will issue an ultimatum to Mr. Putin, If Russia continues its indiscriminate bombing, we should make clear that we will take steps to hold its forces at greater risk,Russia must keep in mind that our millitary capabilities will be enough to destruct Russian forces in Syria in 3 days"
At age 31, Mohammed bin Salman already controlled the kingdom's defence policy and was overseeing a massive internal economic overhaul with the backing of his father, King Salman. His sudden appointment Wednesday to the position of crown prince places him as first in line to the throne, cementing his position as the driving force behind Saudi Arabia's major moves and seemingly charting Saudi policy for the coming decades. He is regarded as a bold and ambitious risk taker.
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