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● I’ve attended today a simulated special operation exercise conducted by the Counter-Terrorism Unit, involving a raid to free hostages and arrest terrorist elements. The exercise demonstrated a high level of readiness, efficiency, and discipline, and confirmed the professionalism this elite force has achieved through advanced training and qualification... programs. These programs were conducted with direct support from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, to whom we extend our sincere thanks and deep appreciation for their ongoing and genuine support in building the capabilities of Yemeni state institutions, particularly the security and military apparatus. ● Counterterrorism efforts must be managed exclusively through legitimate state institutions, within a clear legal and institutional framework that guarantees the rule of law, protects citizens' rights, and prevents a descent into chaos and the proliferation of power centers. Experience has proven that any security efforts carried out outside the authority of the state only complicate the situation, expand the scope of violations, and undermine opportunities for stability. The security lapses we have witnessed in some areas are a direct result of bypassing state institutions and operating outside their legitimate framework. ● The state affirms its unwavering commitment to combating terrorism in all its forms through an effective partnership and close coordination with the Coalition to Restore Legitimacy, led by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and in cooperation with the international community. This commitment ensures respect for international humanitarian law, the protection of civilians, and the enhancement of security and stability at both the national and regional levels. ● The state is also committed to its national, regional, and international responsibilities in protecting international waterways and shipping lanes, which are vital arteries for global trade and regional security. This commitment is demonstrated through continuous cooperation with the Coalition to Restore Legitimacy and international partners, contributing to the preservation of maritime security, the protection of shared interests, and the deterrence of any threats to freedom of navigation and its security. ● Within the same context, the state will resolutely continue its joint efforts with the Coalition to Restore Legitimacy to combat arms smuggling to the Houthi terrorist militia and to cut off its sources of weapons. And its funding, given the direct threat this poses to national, regional, and international security, prolongs the conflict, and undermines peace prospects. ● The core of the Yemeni crisis remains the coup by the terrorist Houthi militia against the state and its legitimate institutions, and the resulting systematic destruction of the political, security, economic, and humanitarian situation. Therefore, restoring the state and ending the coup is a national priority that cannot be postponed. The state will continue to complete the liberation and restore its institutions, peacefully whenever possible, and by force when necessary, to preserve Yemen's sovereignty, security, stability, and unity of its national decision.show more

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Today, during my meeting with Speaker of the Parliament of Finland Jussi Halla-aho, leaders of political groups, and heads of parliamentary committees, I spoke about the steps toward a just end to the war. Our state, together with its partners, is developing a plan to achieve peace and ensure reliable security guarantees for Ukraine. Special attention was paid to supporting Ukraine on its path to EU and NATO membership. We are glad to be among friends, and I thank the Parliament and all political groups for their unanimous support of Ukraine and our people. We are grateful that the voice of Finnish parliamentarians in support of Ukraine within the European institutions and in the international arena is pro-Ukrainian and loud.

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“The Turkish approach to the challenges in our neighborhood is that we promote and pursue inclusion, common interests, and if and where possible economic integration, with unquestionable respect to national sovereignty, territorial integrity and international law. We reject all attempts to torpedo regional security through use of regional proxies and terrorist organizations. We strive for regional alignment to increase trade, human-to-human contacts and to overcome the unending pain and conflicts in the region. For us, this is the key to address the security issues in our region.” 📍 IISS Manama Dialogue 20th Regional Security Summit #IISSMD24

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Nuh Yılmaz

39,467 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Many reports and on-the-ground developments point to a regional project led by the United Arab Emirates that operates behind the scenes through local proxies and questionable alliances, with the aim of fragmenting states and gaining control over strategic ports and maritime chokepoints. This approach is closely linked to political and security coordination with Israel, serving narrow interests at the expense of regional stability and Arab national security. In Yemen, this role became evident through political and military support for Aidarous Al-Zubaidi and the Southern Transitional Council. What began as influence over southern areas escalated into attempts to impose a fait accompli by force, including efforts to seize control of Hadramout and Al-Mahra—two regions of extreme strategic and security importance to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This was pursued through the creation of armed formations outside the framework of the legitimate state, the fragmentation of society, and the engineering of internal conflicts that threaten Yemen’s unity and the security of its neighbors. In Sudan, the UAE has been linked to backing specific military actors, contributing to the outbreak and prolongation of a devastating internal war that crippled state institutions and pushed the country toward de facto division. This chaos has opened the door to competition over gold, ports, and influence along the Red Sea, undermining any prospect of a stable and sovereign Sudan. In Libya, a similar pattern emerged through the financing and arming of forces operating outside the political process. This prolonged the conflict, sabotaged state-building efforts, and turned Libya into a proxy battlefield, draining its resources and exploiting its strategic location and energy wealth. In Somalia, the UAE supported separatist entities and port projects conducted outside the authority of the federal government in Mogadishu. These moves undermined Somali sovereignty and sought to impose new realities on the ground, granting Abu Dhabi direct leverage over one of the world’s most critical maritime routes near Bab Al-Mandab and the Gulf of Aden. This recurring pattern reveals a single approach: weakening sovereign states, marginalizing national armies, empowering militias, controlling ports, and then building political and economic ties with Israel under the banner of investment—while Arab peoples bear the cost. Despite all this, such schemes have failed when confronted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is not an arena for manipulation nor a state that can be encircled by militias or pressured through ports. It is a nation rooted in legitimacy, supported by its people, and anchored in deep Arab and Islamic standing. Those who have attempted to undermine or weaken it have ultimately lost—politically, morally, and historically. An Emirati commentator is seen openly calling on a terrorist known as ‘Abu Lu’lu’ah’ to slaughter innocent civilians—children, women, and the elderly—in a shocking incitement to violence.” #politics #trending #viral #conservative #liberal #democrat #republican #usa #europe #geopolitics #news #foryou #foryoupage #politicstiktok #alliesonrafah #WorldPolitics #GlobalSecurity #MiddleEast #HumanRights #Peace #Stability #Freedom #fyp #viralvideo #trendingnow #socialmedia #globalnews #Resistance #IamHere #MiddleEast #Geopolitics #RedSea #BabAlMandab #Yemen #Sudan #Libya #Somalia #HornOfAfrica #MaritimeSecurity #SaudiArabia #UAE #Israel #StateSovereignty #RegionalSecurity #ProxyWars

Many reports and on-the-ground developments point to a regional project led by the United Arab Emirates that operates behind the scenes through local proxies and questionable alliances, with the aim of fragmenting states and gaining control over strategic ports and maritime chokepoints. This approach is closely linked to political and security coordination with Israel, serving narrow interests at the expense of regional stability and Arab national security. In Yemen, this role became evident through political and military support for Aidarous Al-Zubaidi and the Southern Transitional Council. What began as influence over southern areas escalated into attempts to impose a fait accompli by force, including efforts to seize control of Hadramout and Al-Mahra—two regions of extreme strategic and security importance to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This was pursued through the creation of armed formations outside the framework of the legitimate state, the fragmentation of society, and the engineering of internal conflicts that threaten Yemen’s unity and the security of its neighbors. In Sudan, the UAE has been linked to backing specific military actors, contributing to the outbreak and prolongation of a devastating internal war that crippled state institutions and pushed the country toward de facto division. This chaos has opened the door to competition over gold, ports, and influence along the Red Sea, undermining any prospect of a stable and sovereign Sudan. In Libya, a similar pattern emerged through the financing and arming of forces operating outside the political process. This prolonged the conflict, sabotaged state-building efforts, and turned Libya into a proxy battlefield, draining its resources and exploiting its strategic location and energy wealth. In Somalia, the UAE supported separatist entities and port projects conducted outside the authority of the federal government in Mogadishu. These moves undermined Somali sovereignty and sought to impose new realities on the ground, granting Abu Dhabi direct leverage over one of the world’s most critical maritime routes near Bab Al-Mandab and the Gulf of Aden. This recurring pattern reveals a single approach: weakening sovereign states, marginalizing national armies, empowering militias, controlling ports, and then building political and economic ties with Israel under the banner of investment—while Arab peoples bear the cost. Despite all this, such schemes have failed when confronted by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is not an arena for manipulation nor a state that can be encircled by militias or pressured through ports. It is a nation rooted in legitimacy, supported by its people, and anchored in deep Arab and Islamic standing. Those who have attempted to undermine or weaken it have ultimately lost—politically, morally, and historically. An Emirati commentator is seen openly calling on a terrorist known as ‘Abu Lu’lu’ah’ to slaughter innocent civilians—children, women, and the elderly—in a shocking incitement to violence.” #politics #trending #viral #conservative #liberal #democrat #republican #usa #europe #geopolitics #news #foryou #foryoupage #politicstiktok #alliesonrafah #WorldPolitics #GlobalSecurity #MiddleEast #HumanRights #Peace #Stability #Freedom #fyp #viralvideo #trendingnow #socialmedia #globalnews #Resistance #IamHere #MiddleEast #Geopolitics #RedSea #BabAlMandab #Yemen #Sudan #Libya #Somalia #HornOfAfrica #MaritimeSecurity #SaudiArabia #UAE #Israel #StateSovereignty #RegionalSecurity #ProxyWars

عبدالوهاب بن محمد القحطاني

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🇦🇱 Albania's President Begaj champions 🇽🇰 recognition and full UN membership at the UNGA: The newest state in our region, the Republic of Kosova, is increasingly contributing to peace, dialogue, and coexistence in the Western Balkans. 17 years after declaring its independence, Kosova has demonstrated through its actions that it is a responsible member of the international community, committed to peace, stability, and democratic values, with strong institutions, and a vibrant population.

🇦🇱 Albania's President Begaj champions 🇽🇰 recognition and full UN membership at the UNGA: The newest state in our region, the Republic of Kosova, is increasingly contributing to peace, dialogue, and coexistence in the Western Balkans. 17 years after declaring its independence, Kosova has demonstrated through its actions that it is a responsible member of the international community, committed to peace, stability, and democratic values, with strong institutions, and a vibrant population.

Admirim

37,052 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

We visited Prime Minister Nawaf Salam today to express our full support for the decisions of the Lebanese state and the positions of the government, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and the National Accord Document – the Taif Agreement – which established the principle that weapons must be exclusively in the hands of the Lebanese state, and affirmed that the decision of war and peace belongs solely to the state and its legitimate institutions. From this perspective, we stressed the need for full commitment to these principles, particularly the decision to ban the security and military activities of Hezbollah, and the necessity of handing over any weapons outside the framework of the state to its legitimate institutions, in order to restore Lebanon’s sovereignty and the authority of the state. However, I made it clear that what is required should not stop at banning activities alone. It must go further, toward dismantling the party’s military, security, and financial wings. Experience has shown that it is practically impossible to separate the so-called political wing from the military wing, because in reality they are two faces of the same structure. Therefore, a real state cannot be built unless all these structures are fully subject to the authority of the Lebanese state. I also stressed the need for the ministers of Hezbollah to resign from the government as long as they continue to violate the decisions of the Council of Ministers of which they are part. Government work cannot function properly under such a contradiction between participating in authority and defying its decisions. I also called for summoning the Iranian ambassador following circulating information about the presence of members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in Lebanon, because Lebanon’s sovereignty and the dignity of its state require full clarity on this matter. One of the most important reasons that prompted this visit was also the deep concern for our people and brothers in the south, the southern suburbs, and the Bekaa, who are today being forced to leave their homes because of a war they did not choose and did not want. These are our people and our loved ones, and it is our duty to stand by them in these difficult circumstances. In this context, I affirmed that the Makhzoumi Foundation is at the service of the people. From the very first day it has been present on the ground, working to provide assistance and secure medical supplies, food, water, and mattresses for the displaced. The foundation is also ready to rehabilitate any center that is not currently suitable for housing in order to receive displaced families. Two days ago, I had proposed using Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium as a center to host displaced people, even before the threats that targeted various areas of the southern suburbs. I thank the government for responding to this request. Makhzoumi Foundation is ready to contribute to its full rehabilitation if it is adopted as a shelter for people, and we are also prepared to help equip any other center that needs preparation in order to become suitable for hosting families. I also addressed a matter of utmost importance: the security of Beirut. I called for increasing the number of security forces, intensifying patrols around the clock, organizing the work of centers, and ensuring proper supervision over those who run and manage them. I say it clearly: the security of Beirut is a red line. At the same time, I stressed that the state’s decisions cannot remain mere positions or statements; they must be translated into clear and firm measures that restore the confidence of the Lebanese people in their state and prove that the Lebanese state is capable of exercising its full authority over all its territory. I also firmly rejected the idea of extending the term of Parliament for two years. What kind of authority grants itself two additional years? What I am calling for is only a technical postponement linked to the security situation and the war, for a period of four to six months, which could be extended for a few additional months if the war does not end—not a long political extension that overrides the will of the people and confiscates their right to choose. Lebanon can only be built through a strong, sovereign, and just state that alone holds the authority over the decisions of war, peace, and weapons across all its territory.

We visited Prime Minister Nawaf Salam today to express our full support for the decisions of the Lebanese state and the positions of the government, in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and the National Accord Document – the Taif Agreement – which established the principle that weapons must be exclusively in the hands of the Lebanese state, and affirmed that the decision of war and peace belongs solely to the state and its legitimate institutions. From this perspective, we stressed the need for full commitment to these principles, particularly the decision to ban the security and military activities of Hezbollah, and the necessity of handing over any weapons outside the framework of the state to its legitimate institutions, in order to restore Lebanon’s sovereignty and the authority of the state. However, I made it clear that what is required should not stop at banning activities alone. It must go further, toward dismantling the party’s military, security, and financial wings. Experience has shown that it is practically impossible to separate the so-called political wing from the military wing, because in reality they are two faces of the same structure. Therefore, a real state cannot be built unless all these structures are fully subject to the authority of the Lebanese state. I also stressed the need for the ministers of Hezbollah to resign from the government as long as they continue to violate the decisions of the Council of Ministers of which they are part. Government work cannot function properly under such a contradiction between participating in authority and defying its decisions. I also called for summoning the Iranian ambassador following circulating information about the presence of members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in Lebanon, because Lebanon’s sovereignty and the dignity of its state require full clarity on this matter. One of the most important reasons that prompted this visit was also the deep concern for our people and brothers in the south, the southern suburbs, and the Bekaa, who are today being forced to leave their homes because of a war they did not choose and did not want. These are our people and our loved ones, and it is our duty to stand by them in these difficult circumstances. In this context, I affirmed that the Makhzoumi Foundation is at the service of the people. From the very first day it has been present on the ground, working to provide assistance and secure medical supplies, food, water, and mattresses for the displaced. The foundation is also ready to rehabilitate any center that is not currently suitable for housing in order to receive displaced families. Two days ago, I had proposed using Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium as a center to host displaced people, even before the threats that targeted various areas of the southern suburbs. I thank the government for responding to this request. Makhzoumi Foundation is ready to contribute to its full rehabilitation if it is adopted as a shelter for people, and we are also prepared to help equip any other center that needs preparation in order to become suitable for hosting families. I also addressed a matter of utmost importance: the security of Beirut. I called for increasing the number of security forces, intensifying patrols around the clock, organizing the work of centers, and ensuring proper supervision over those who run and manage them. I say it clearly: the security of Beirut is a red line. At the same time, I stressed that the state’s decisions cannot remain mere positions or statements; they must be translated into clear and firm measures that restore the confidence of the Lebanese people in their state and prove that the Lebanese state is capable of exercising its full authority over all its territory. I also firmly rejected the idea of extending the term of Parliament for two years. What kind of authority grants itself two additional years? What I am calling for is only a technical postponement linked to the security situation and the war, for a period of four to six months, which could be extended for a few additional months if the war does not end—not a long political extension that overrides the will of the people and confiscates their right to choose. Lebanon can only be built through a strong, sovereign, and just state that alone holds the authority over the decisions of war, peace, and weapons across all its territory.

Fouad Makhzoumi

225,357 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

NIGERIA UPDATE: El-Rufai’s response to the statements by the National Security Adviser and the Kaduna State Government alleging the ‘Politicization of National Security’. - Part 3 of 3 As Governor of Kaduna State for eight years, we worked with two Ministers of Defence, one National Security Adviser, two Chiefs of Defence Staff, three Chiefs of Army Staff, two Chiefs of Naval Staff, two Chiefs of Air Staff, two Chiefs of Defence Intelligence, four Inspectors-General of Police, and three Directors-General of the State Security Service (DSS). This is aside from several General Officers Commanding, Air Officers Commanding, Commissioners of Police, State Directors of Security, and military commanders at state levels. Our appreciation for the sacrifices made and still being made by our military and security officers is deep. That is why we speak out about those saddled with immense responsibility two years ago who seem to view security management as a persistent exercise in propaganda and make-belief, and as cover for diverting public funds and abusing power with impunity. Neither the ONSA nor the Kaduna State Government can stop the exercise of constitutional rights to associate with others, have meetings, express opinions and alternatives to the fictitious narrative of officialdom. They are advised to concentrate their efforts on solving security issues, rather than seeing in the misery of affected citizens opportunities to claim false glories and divert and squander funds. Insecurity is the menace they ought to eliminate, not opposition voices and platforms. The repeated haranguing by the KDSG of some of its own officials and some security agencies for not disrupting visits and meetings in Kaduna by certain prominent persons is well-known. The thuggery unleashed against the ADC meeting of Saturday, 30 August 2025 shows that those harangued government officials and some officers of security agencies have succumbed to blandishments to sponsor and enable violence against those that legitimately oppose their government. Why is this not attracting the attention of the ONSA as a major security issue? Is it until it leads to anarchy due to total politicization of policing in the state?. National security is a very serious matter, critical to the peace and prosperity of the country, and the safety and wellbeing of citizens. It is unpatriotic to disguise incompetence in understanding it, much less managing it, as media stunts. In managing difficult circumstances, I recommend a new message to ONSA and its sidekick in Kaduna and elsewhere, the admonition by an African patriot of old: “tell no lies, claim no easy victories.” Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai Abuja, Nigeria 1st September, 2025

NIGERIA UPDATE: El-Rufai’s response to the statements by the National Security Adviser and the Kaduna State Government alleging the ‘Politicization of National Security’. - Part 3 of 3 As Governor of Kaduna State for eight years, we worked with two Ministers of Defence, one National Security Adviser, two Chiefs of Defence Staff, three Chiefs of Army Staff, two Chiefs of Naval Staff, two Chiefs of Air Staff, two Chiefs of Defence Intelligence, four Inspectors-General of Police, and three Directors-General of the State Security Service (DSS). This is aside from several General Officers Commanding, Air Officers Commanding, Commissioners of Police, State Directors of Security, and military commanders at state levels. Our appreciation for the sacrifices made and still being made by our military and security officers is deep. That is why we speak out about those saddled with immense responsibility two years ago who seem to view security management as a persistent exercise in propaganda and make-belief, and as cover for diverting public funds and abusing power with impunity. Neither the ONSA nor the Kaduna State Government can stop the exercise of constitutional rights to associate with others, have meetings, express opinions and alternatives to the fictitious narrative of officialdom. They are advised to concentrate their efforts on solving security issues, rather than seeing in the misery of affected citizens opportunities to claim false glories and divert and squander funds. Insecurity is the menace they ought to eliminate, not opposition voices and platforms. The repeated haranguing by the KDSG of some of its own officials and some security agencies for not disrupting visits and meetings in Kaduna by certain prominent persons is well-known. The thuggery unleashed against the ADC meeting of Saturday, 30 August 2025 shows that those harangued government officials and some officers of security agencies have succumbed to blandishments to sponsor and enable violence against those that legitimately oppose their government. Why is this not attracting the attention of the ONSA as a major security issue? Is it until it leads to anarchy due to total politicization of policing in the state?. National security is a very serious matter, critical to the peace and prosperity of the country, and the safety and wellbeing of citizens. It is unpatriotic to disguise incompetence in understanding it, much less managing it, as media stunts. In managing difficult circumstances, I recommend a new message to ONSA and its sidekick in Kaduna and elsewhere, the admonition by an African patriot of old: “tell no lies, claim no easy victories.” Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai Abuja, Nigeria 1st September, 2025

Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai

33,441 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich: Israeli citizens, We are after a significant night and our conduct following it will shape the Middle East and the security of the State of Israel. Thank you to the Lord of the world for a night of miracles and for giving us the strength to be brave. A big thank you to the IDF and the air defense system for the amazing work for the State of Israel, its peace and security. Thanks also to our friends in the world. Disputes can and should be managed, but in the moment of truth, when we are in a war of good versus evil, we know how to join hands. And now, the eyes of the entire Middle East and the entire world are on the State of Israel. If our response resonates throughout the Middle East for generations to come - we will win. If we hesitate, God forbid, we will put ourselves and our children in immediate existential danger. Our destiny is in our hands. This is the time for leadership that is able to restore deterrence and has the courage to restore security to the citizens of Israel, Not in slogans, in deeds.

Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich: Israeli citizens, We are after a significant night and our conduct following it will shape the Middle East and the security of the State of Israel. Thank you to the Lord of the world for a night of miracles and for giving us the strength to be brave. A big thank you to the IDF and the air defense system for the amazing work for the State of Israel, its peace and security. Thanks also to our friends in the world. Disputes can and should be managed, but in the moment of truth, when we are in a war of good versus evil, we know how to join hands. And now, the eyes of the entire Middle East and the entire world are on the State of Israel. If our response resonates throughout the Middle East for generations to come - we will win. If we hesitate, God forbid, we will put ourselves and our children in immediate existential danger. Our destiny is in our hands. This is the time for leadership that is able to restore deterrence and has the courage to restore security to the citizens of Israel, Not in slogans, in deeds.

Mossad Commentary

82,357 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren