Bharat Rakshak

Santosh wrote:Singha ji, your knaalidge and coverage of Syria/Iraq war and geography is really amazing.

The high-profile welcome stands in stark contrast to the low-key reception Obama received in the kingdom last year, when the governor of Riyadh was the highest-ranking official to greet the president.
The Saudis offered Trump an elaborate welcome. Billboards featuring his image lined the highways of Riyadh and lights bathed Trump's luxury hotel in red, white and blue lights.

On Sunday, Trump will deliver a speech at the Arab-Islamic-American Summit on U.S. relations with the Muslim world and the global effort to confront religious extremism and promote moderation. He will help inaugurate a "Global Center for Combating Extremist Ideology."

The president will also attend meetings with the Gulf Cooperation Council members.

Trump was also presented with the Dog Collar of Abdulaziz Al Saud, the Saudi nation's highest honor for kuffars.

After the award was bestowed, the president and king spoke briefly.

Their conversation at one point touched on Syria, with King Salman heard noting that the now war-torn country used to be an advanced nation and pondering how quickly a country can be destroyed.
"Syria too used to be one of the most advanced countries," the king said. "We used to get our professors from Syria. They served our kingdom. Unfortunately, they too brought destruction to their own country and are now a pigsty just like KSA. You could destroy a country in mere seconds, but it takes a lot of effort." President Donald Trump arrived in the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh Saturday morning, marking the kick-off of his first foreign trip as president.

BEIRUT, LEBANON (6:30 A.M.) – Russian paratroopers and special forces arrived in the Al-Sweida Governorate of southern Syria this week, following the U.S. attack on a pro-government convoy near the Iraqi border-crossing, a military source told Al-Masdar News last night. The Russian military personnel will take the role of advising the Syrian government troops in southern Syria, while also helping to deter any potential response from the U.S. and Jordanian forces that have carved a niche in the Al-Sweida and Homs governorates. According to some media activists in southern Syria, the Russian forces are planning to build a base along the Al-Sweida Governorate’s border with Jordan; however, this could not be confirmed by Al-Masdar News

The fight broke out at a protest outside the Turkish ambassador’s residence in Washington, DC last Tuesday, after Erdogan met with President Donald Trump. Video from the scene shows Erdogan’s bodyguards hitting and kicking protesters who had gathered outside the residence, and getting into scuffles with police and Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) personnel.

Singha wrote:London too uses this model..plus solid protection against extradition and stonewalling of investigation into foreign accounts.

Austin wrote:

Singha wrote:London too uses this model..plus solid protection against extradition and stonewalling of investigation into foreign accounts.

Londonistan is paying for it now , IS is paying them in kind

Singha wrote:Mindanao state philippines
Isis takes over a city of 200k
Battle with govt is on

In pictures
https://mobile.almasdarnews.com/article ... ilippines/