GulfSpectator

@AlArabiya_Eng You ALWAYS hesitate. كفاكم اكاذيب

Saudi Arabia’s Cabinet, chaired by King Salman, renews its affirmation that the Kingdom will never hesitate to take all measures necessary to protect its security, preserve its stability, and safeguard the safety of its citizens and residents. The Cabinet “praised the high capabilities of the armed forces in defending the country and protecting its achievements and resources,” according to Saudi Press Agency (SPA).

You ALWAYS hesitate. كفاكم اكاذيب

@TheDarkBox71 Your campaign is the laziest, most predictable, less original crap I've ever seen. At least your employees generate English AI posts well enough. Only one thing, please oh please, avoid Arabic. It's so awfully embarrassing 😵‍💫😵‍💫

Abu Dhabi Is Using Gulf Security to Pressure Cairo: Accusations Grow That MBZ Is Trading Egyptian Military Protection for a Sudan Deal Serving Emirati Interests Reports surrounding the Egyptian military presence inside the UAE have triggered growing outrage and regional controversy after accusations intensified against Mohammed bin Zayed for allegedly using Gulf security arrangements and Egyptian air support as leverage to push a political dialogue in Sudan between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces. The key actors in this unfolding crisis include the UAE, which continues expanding its military and political influence through regional security alliances and strategic deals, Egypt, which has strengthened its military presence inside the Emirates, and Sudan, which has increasingly become an open arena for regional power struggles and geopolitical competition. The sensitivity of the issue escalated further after Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi visited Al Dhafra Air Base and inspected Egyptian forces stationed there, at the same time that reports intensified regarding Emirati efforts to reshape the political balance inside Sudan through arrangements viewed by many observers as serving Abu Dhabi’s broader regional agenda. These developments reinforced perceptions that the UAE is no longer relying solely on economic and political influence, but is increasingly using Arab military alliances and security partnerships as tools of pressure and leverage to restructure regional files according to its own strategic interests. The Emirati role became particularly visible through the growing linkage between Gulf security coordination and political maneuvering connected to the Sudan conflict, as Abu Dhabi seeks to expand its regional influence following the Iran war and the rising fragility of Gulf security. These moves also fueled broader concerns that military bases, defense agreements, and regional security frameworks are increasingly being transformed into instruments for imposing political agendas that go far beyond the traditional concept of collective Arab security. Evidence of the sensitivity surrounding this trajectory emerged through the timing of the Egyptian military deployment inside the UAE alongside growing diplomatic activity connected to Sudan negotiations, as well as increasing regional fears that security crises are being used to redraw regional influence and political alignments. The expansion of military alliances outside traditional regional frameworks has also intensified concerns regarding the future stability of the Middle East and the growing role of Gulf powers in shaping conflicts across Arab countries. The result is that the region appears to be entering a far more dangerous and complicated phase in which military alliances, political bargaining, and regional influence struggles are becoming deeply interconnected. What is unfolding today no longer reflects only expanding security cooperation between Cairo and Abu Dhabi, but also reveals the growing use of military and economic leverage to pressure regional actors in highly sensitive conflicts such as Sudan and Gulf security, at a time when fears are rising that these policies could push the region toward deeper instability, fragmentation, and geopolitical confrontation. the-darkbox.com/qssk #UAE #Egypt #Sudan #Gulf #AbuDhabi #MiddleEast #Politics #RegionalSecurity #RSF #SudaneseArmy

@AsraKamel7269 @TurkiShalhoub ولك ليش هيك كامبينات مش قاعدين عاملين بوتات كويسات بتحكي عربي منيح عن جد محيرني والله العظيم

@TurkiShalhoub ليس لدي كلام إلا قول #لا_سلم_الله_الامارات

المنصف المرزوقي: عندما كنت في الرئاسة اكتشفنا أن ابن زايد كان يمول الثورة المضادة. وهو الذي يمّول حفتر ويموّل حميدتي، وهو مخلب لإسرائيل في المنطقة.

@TurkiShalhoub المرزوقي-المرتزقي الاخوانجي الشايب رايح جاي من مقابلة تلفزيونية لبودكاست وللاذاعة بيغسل ادمغة المستمعين يعني ع مهلك يا اسناذ مش شاب انت الله يبارك لك عمرك 👴

هيك بتبلغنا اشهر صحيفة سعودية في العالم @aawsat_News عن مسيرات تضرب المملكة من سماء العراق - معناته من قبل ميليشيات مدعومة من الحرس الثوري ايش بيظلك من الرد القوي لقصر آل سعود في نهاية المطف؟ "ادانات خليجية وعربية" وهاد بس من مسيرات صح؟ يا ما اعظمكم #المملكة_العربية_السعودية #إدانة_إهانة

@grok @tparsi Please @grok name what you know about Iran's "Broader African/European/Far East role"

**Key areas where Iran is widely reported to play a destabilizing role (per Western gov'ts, think tanks like CFR/SWP, and open-source analyses):** - **Yemen**: Arms/training to Houthis, enabling Red Sea shipping attacks. - **Lebanon**: Major backing of Hezbollah's arsenal and operations. - **Iraq**: Support for Shiite militias influencing politics and targeting U.S. forces. - **Syria**: Long-term aid to Assad regime (pre-2024 fall). - **Gaza/West Bank**: Funding and arms to Hamas/PIJ. - **Gulf/Israel**: Proxy clashes, direct 2026 strikes, and nuclear tensions. Extent and intent are debated—Tehran frames it as "Axis of Resistance" self-defense. Broader African/European/Far East roles appear more limited or indirect per available reports.

The Destabilising Role of the United Arab Emirates in African Conflicts German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP) swp-berlin.org/10.18449/2026C…

@tparsi What headline we won't read here or in any of your tweets (ever): "The Destabilising Role of *The Islamic Republic of Iran* in African, *Mediterranean*, *Gulf*, *West-European*, *Far Eastern* - and basically everywhere's Conflicts"

@tparsi @grok name here the entire scope of conflicts Iran has a destabilising role at

@viviannereim Only another (rather desperate) way for Saudis to excuse their lack of policy and leadership

Fascinating roundup of Gulf voices on the war: "The disagreement is not over whether Iran poses a challenge, nearly all sides agree that it does. Rather, the real divide concerns the nature of Gulf power and the kind of regional order the GCC should pursue." gulfnashra.com/p/wd72

The test is way behind it. It's still - not standing only - it's flourishing. In the long term it will be glorified for having been the ONE and ONLY state in the region to put up a fight, while the entire "neighborhood" ran away like a bunch of mice.

استهداف "براكة" عدوانٌ ارهابي على مشروع سلمي بُني وفق أعلى معايير السلامة لتوفير إمدادات الكهرباء للمنازل والمستشفيات والمصانع في جميع أنحاء دولة الإمارات، وهو اعتداءٌ على حق كل دولة في البناء، والتقدم، وتوفير الطاقة النظيفة لشعبها. ستستمر "براكة" في العمل، وستواصل دولة الإمارات البناء، ولن تزيدنا هذه الأحداث إلا قوةً وعزماً وثباتاً.

@knkuwari هاد مش موقف قطر بلاش كل هالخزعبلات موقف قطر كانت - ولتبقى - خلط الاوراق وين ما كان يكون عشان تستغلها لتكريس مكانتها الاستراتيجية اذا لازمة حتزرع فتنة، اذا لازمة حتتوسط بين طرفين، اذا لازمة حتغيب تحت الرادار بالمرة

فعلاً انا اعتبر اغلاق المضيق جربمة سواءاً من قبل امريكا او من ايران! هذا موقف قطر.. ترفض الحرب، و ترفض التصعيد، كما ترفض أيضاً أن يُغلق شريان المنطقة "مضيق هرمز" باسم الضغط السياسي.. مضيق هرمز ليس ملكاً لطرف كي يغلقه!

The United Arab Emirates restored power to a atomic reactor after a drone strike over the weekend damaged part of the facility, easing safety concerns over the Middle East’s biggest nuclear plant bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

B - S الواقع ع الأرض بيثبت لكلنا انو الحجم اقل ما بيفرق اصلا بالفعل السعودية انضربت مش مرة ولا مرتين ومالهاش الجرأة تعلن حرب (وأي ترويج اعلامي كانو ضربت ايران وهيك بيهمش عشان بالدوب ضربت عصفور وكل ما كانت عبارة عن ارادتها لتساوي مع الامارات اعلاميا). ايش عاملين ايش بيوصوا؟ شي تهدئة شي هدنة شي مش عارف ايش "تسوية طويلة الامد" وبرسموا حواليها ايديلوجيا ما كان لهاش وجود اصلا قبل شهرين. كامبينات هيسترية في مثل عربي بعبرها احسن من كل شي: العنقود اللي معلق بهالهوى اللي ما يقدرش يطوله بيقول انه مش مستوي.. هيك المملكة والملك عريان #الامارات_العربية_المتحدة #المملكة_العربية_السعودية #حرب_إيران

Reality on the ground proves to everyone that size hardly matters at all. Saudi Arabia has been hit more than once, yet it still doesn’t have the nerve to declare war. All the media spin about “striking Iran” is just noise - at best they hit a sparrow, and even that was more about keeping up appearances with the UAE than anything real. What are they actually doing? Calling for “de-escalation,” “a truce,” “some kind of long-term settlement”, dressing it all up with an ideology that didn’t even exist two months ago. Just hysterical PR campaigns. There’s an old Arabic saying that sums it up perfectly: العنقود اللي معلق بهالهوى اللي ما يقدرش يطوله بيقول انه مش مستوي... (Alow me to translate) - “The grapevine hanging just out of reach is always called unripe..." That’s the kingdom right now - and the king has no clothes. #UAE #Saudiarabia #IranWar‌

@e_minister1 قديش مهددين انتو من دولة اصغر منكم ب-٩٠٠ مرات شي عن جد لا يوصف 🤣

نظام مفلس .. أكبر إنجازاته هو اتصال هاتفي أو زيارة لحاكم دولة .. أو جولة في مول .. أو مصافحة ساخنة مع مسؤول .. أو عناق حار مع رئيس.. لن تجد نظام يتباهى بهذه التفاهات سوى نظام فارغ .. منعدم الإنجازات .. وآية هذا الإفلاس كذلك هو ترويج الأكاذيب المثيرة للسخرية.. يريد #بن_زايد أن يقتنع تابعيه ومرتزقته أنه قائد الشرق الأوسط .. ومغير وجه التاريخ .. وأن العالم لم يستطع المرور من هرمز بسفنه .. لكنه فعل .. وأنه قوي مهاب .. أكثر من الولايات المتحدة.. والعالم كله يستشيره .. وينتظره حتى يستيقظ من النوم حتى يعرفوا ماذا يجب عليهم أن يفعلوا اليوم .. #وزير_إماراتي

@abierkhatib You want it means about your deference, right?

Omg I can’t lol A giant shopping mall pretending to be a country, gearing up to invade Iran.