Saudi oil proceeds to fund sectarian wars

Since the very beginning of the crisis in Syria, the princes of Al-Saud have been playing vicious and devastating role through exerting unceasing efforts to support armed terrorist groups to commit heinous crimes and savage atrocities against Syrian people.

The princes of Al-Saud have been putting their financial weight to achieve the sinister goal of inciting a sectarian war among the Syrian people. But thanks to the high awareness of the Syrian people and their commitment to the time-old peaceful co-existence among all spectra of society, the Saudi menacing attempts were a complete failure.

Moreover, the Foreign Minister of Al-Saud Saud al-Faisal claimed that supporting the armed groups in Syria is a religious duty whereas neither al-Faisal nor anyone of the Saudi ruling family have considered that arming the Palestinians in their struggle against Israeli occupation forces as a duty. On the contrary, they have been working to depress resistance acts and force the Palestinian Authority to accept the American Zionist agenda which perpetuates occupation through unilateral deals that do not meet the aspirations of the Palestinian people, especially with regard to the liberation of the occupied territories, the establishment of an independent Palestinian state and the repatriation of the Palestinian refugees to their indigenous homeland.

However, Al-Saud’s family did not feel despair and continued feverish attempts to destroy Syria, shed more Syrian blood and kill more Syrians. Recently, chief of the Saudi intelligence, Bander Bin Sultan, one of the main supporters of terrorists in Syria, paid a visit to Moscow with the aim of seducing the Russian leadership to change its attitude regarding the crisis in Syria. But Bander’s attempt was foiled as Russian president’s top foreign policy aide Yury Ushakov said that concrete questions about technical military cooperation were not discussed during the visit.

Another senior Russian official Vitaly Naumkin, Director of the Institute of Oriental Studies in Moscow, described Western media reports on a Saudi proposal to purchase arms from Moscow, as a kind of media disinformation that aims to blemish Russia’s firm and balanced stand towards the crisis in Syria referring that this news is  nonsense aimed to either sway Syria’s stance or, more probably, to tarnish Russia’s reputation and raise doubts about the fact that Russia adopts a serious and rational stance on Syria.

The denial came after Reuters news agency said in a report that Saudi Arabia has offered Russia a package of economic incentives if Moscow agrees to scale back its support for Syria.

After his shameful defeat in Moscow and his failure to convince Russian leadership to change its unwavering stand towards the crisis in Syria, Bandar and his ilk started another nasty attempt to implement the American Zionist project against Syria. Saudi Arabia reportedly plans to use the proceeds from its recent oil production of 400,000 barrels-per-day to fund its supply of weapons to the armed groups waging war inside Syria, Iraq, Egypt and Lebanon.
The development comes amid reports by informed sources that Al Saud has put Bandar bin Sultan in charge of waging the domestic sectarian conflicts within the Arab countries.

As is the case of his previous wicked attempts, Syrian people will certainly foil Bandar’s new attempt thanks to their high awareness and strong determination to deter all conspiracies being hatched against their country.

K.Q.