مناورة سيف عبدالله

[ضيف]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

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الله يهدينا ويهديك فكنا من الموسيقى

بامكانك اخراج عمل متقن بدون موسيقى
لان الجميع لن يفقد الموسيقى ولن يسأل عنها
في حال عدم وجودها

بينما الكثير سوف يتضايق من وجودها.

[ابو محمد]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

ابو حميد جاوب ياخوي بعدين فيه اكثر من عشر صور باماكنكم تشتغلون عليه والله يوفقكم ان شاء الله

[FFA]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

Saudi Arabia’s military exercise was a goodbye wave to America

Faisal Al Yafai
May 5, 2014 Updated: May 6, 2014 07:49:00






When one of the most powerful militaries in the Middle East holds the largest military exercise in its history, the region and allies would be wise to look beyond the explosions and manoeuvres at the political intent.
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Last week’s “Abdullah Sword” military exercises in the north-east of Saudi Arabia brought together 130,000 troops, as well as military jets, helicopters and ships. With the notable exception of Qatar, all the GCC countries were there to observe the exercises, as well as the head of Pakistan’s army.
On the surface, the exercises were timed to coincide with the ninth anniversary of the accession of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia. But military movements of this order send messages. But to whom?
The obvious answer is Iran, Saudi’s great regional rival, or one of the three states that the Saudis are most concerned about – Syria, Iraq or Yemen. And it will not have escaped Tehran’s notice that the CSS-2 ballistic missiles that Riyadh paraded for the first time last week can easily reach any part of Iran.
Certainly, a message of strength was being telegraphed to the region. But there was also another one, over the heads of the region, to the United States: if you leave, the region can defend itself.
It sometimes appears to be an overstatement to suggest that the United States – which maintains bases in several regional countries – is planning to leave. But leaving does not necessarily entail a complete withdrawal.
Under the Obama presidency, America has departed the Gulf in two ways; the first through disengagement, with the focus of the US president rarely on the detail of the problems of the region.
And secondly through insufficient attention to the relationships that have long formed the diplomatic backbone of the region. By seeking a peace deal with Iran – Saudi Arabian critics would say at any price – the US has angered its traditional allies in the Gulf, who have invested time and effort in the alliance.
In some respects, the disengagement has been a long time coming, but Mr Obama’s policy and personality have accelerated it.
The curse of being a superpower is that policies ripple far beyond the initial problem. When Obama backed down from enforcing his “red lines” over Syria, both allies and enemies took note.
If that was a one-off, the explanation that Syria was complex – and Iraq too recent – for the US to be effective could stand.
But there have been other developments elsewhere in the world, which, taken together, make the Gulf states wonder if the United States can still be counted on to react to any military provocation – and therefore, by extension, whether the US deterrent still exists.
In November, China established an air defence identification zone over parts of the East China Sea. In particular, the zone covered the Japanese-controlled Senkaku islands, which China also claims. Japan was incensed and, in response, the US sent two military planes through the zone. But the zone has remained in place and the US has gone quiet over it.
Couple that with events in Ukraine, where, despite being a signatory to a post-Soviet treaty that guaranteed Ukraine’s territorial integrity in return for the state giving up its nuclear weapons, the US did not act forcefully to stop Russia annexing Crimea.
In each case, there have been different motivations and political considerations. But taken together, these events, and others, have contributed to an atmosphere of suspicion that, if push came to shove, the US would walk away.
Under Mr Obama, the superpower does not appear to have much interest in defending the status quo. The post-Soviet settlement immensely benefits the US, but George W Bush undid much of that by fighting an illegal war in Iraq. Other states became less likely to heed international law.
Yet Mr Obama’s reticence has undermined the global order just as surely as Mr Bush’s unnecessary war in Iraq did. Not to the same extent, but, gradually, piece by piece, it is being undermined.
That is what Abdullah Sword was about, establishing a credible alternative deterrent. In time, the signals are that Saudi Arabia and the Gulf seeks something even larger, an alliance stretching from Egypt to Pakistan. The recent Saudi, UAE and Egyptian military exercises fit into this trajectory.
With both Iraq and Yemen fragile and bordering Saudi, the kingdom is nervous of what might be next. Similarly with Syria, where, with a second refugee camp being built in Jordan and with the Assad regime looking like exerting control again, that would leave hundreds of thousands of refugees permanently in Jordan, which is already vulnerable. That too represents a big risk for the kingdom.
Taken together, Saudi Arabia wants to establish itself publicly as capable of withstanding any threat. The Arab Spring has pushed Saudi from its traditional comfort zone of operating behind the scenes into more of a leadership role for the region. By staging such a forceful display with Abdullah Sword, the kingdom is showing the region that it has the allies and the weapons to defend itself. Gradually, the Gulf is preparing for the day America’s warships sail away.






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[Heracles]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

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الله يهدينا ويهديك فكنا من الموسيقى

بامكانك اخراج عمل متقن بدون موسيقى
لان الجميع لن يفقد الموسيقى ولن يسأل عنها
في حال عدم وجودها

بينما الكثير سوف يتضايق من وجودها.

بالعكس الموسيقى مهمة جداً.

الجميع سيفتقد الموسيقى ان لم يسمعها في عرض عسكري او حتى في اي احتفال.

وهذا رأي ابن باز في الموسيقى العسكرية

http://al-husayan.blogspot.com/2010/07/blog-post.html

[Alrougi]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

ما احد شاف saab awacs

[ضيف]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

ما احد شاف saab awacs

NO

[Alrougi]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

NO

Why

[Alrougi]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

الصواريخ طلعت وهي لا

[جبل النار]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

بالعكس الموسيقى مهمة جداً.

الجميع سيفتقد الموسيقى ان لم يسمعها في عرض عسكري او حتى في اي احتفال.

وهذا رأي ابن باز في الموسيقى العسكرية

http://al-husayan.blogspot.com/2010/07/blog-post.html

الموسيقى التي تستخدم عادة بالعروض العسكرية ليست كغيرها من أنواع الموسيقى الأخرى من حيث رقة الصوت الداعي إلى اللهو والفحش والرذيلة، بعكس الموسيقى العسكرية المتسمة بالجد والخشونة والرهبة، وإن كانت الموسيقى بأنواعها كلها داخلة في معنى المعازف والمزامير التي جاءت النصوص الشرعية بالنهي عنها، غير أن الموسيقى العسكرية تختلف عن غيرها من حيث الهدف والقصد والتأثير على السامعين

انا اشهد تبعث الرهبة

من اللي سمع نشيد الاتحاد السوفييتي او العراق ايام صدام

[Alrougi]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

بالخط العريض وفي الصحف الاوربية ..



مناورات "رهيبة" في المملكة العربية السعودية

[ضيف]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

بالعكس الموسيقى مهمة جداً.

الجميع سيفتقد الموسيقى ان لم يسمعها في عرض عسكري او حتى في اي احتفال.

وهذا رأي ابن باز في الموسيقى العسكرية

http://al-husayan.blogspot.com/2010/07/blog-post.html

يالله يا ربي يا ولي الصابرين.....ليحين على سالفت الموسيقى.

[ضيف]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

انا اشهد تبعث الرهبة

من اللي سمع نشيد الاتحاد السوفييتي او العراق ايام صدام

نحن المشكلة نركز على موسيقى وما موسيقى وننسى ونغفل عن البلاوي الزرقا الاخرى الي الموسيقى ولا شيء امامها والناس تعتقد ان الموسقى لحم خنزير ولا يعلمون انها كانت مكروهه لانها كانت تدق عند الرقاصات في الجاهليه ام الموسيقى الحربية والوطنية فلا مشكلة بالعكس هي تشجع وتقوي الواحد وترفع معنوياته مع الاسف فيه ناس اخلاقهم قذرة ويشوفوفون بلاوي زرقا وضياع ثم اذا جاءت موسيقى قالوا حرام اعوذ بالله ما يجوز !! رغم انها ليست بتلك الاهمية والمضرة !! وفيه كثير من المذاهب النسية علماء يقولون انها ليست محرمة !! فنحن جالسين نتكلم عن شيء وكانه ركن من اركان الاسلام !! مع انه اللحية برضو محرم حلقها واغلب الناس يحلقوها !! فهذا يدل على مشكلة تضخيم الامور البسيطة من ايام الطفولة حتى نمت فينا ان الموسيقى من اعظم الذنوب والمعاصي والكبائر وتدخل النار !! وانا اعرف ناس مهملين للصلات بس ما يسمع موسيقى وهذا يدل على سوء تفهيمنا وفهمنا للدين من الطفولة لما كان المشائخ يبينون ان الموسيقى من اعظم الموبقات ومع الوقت صارت بالنسبة لنا اخطر من ترك الصلاة !!

[ضيف]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

بالخط العريض وفي الصحف الاوربية ..



مناورات "رهيبة" في المملكة العربية السعودية

اعطنا الروابط

[Alrougi]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

اعطنا الروابط

http://www.epochtimes.com.br/arabia-saudita-impressionante-manobra-espada-abdullah/#.U2jiOvl_v0w

[Alrougi]

رد: مناورة سيف عبدالله

http://www.defesanet.com.br/geopolitica/noticia/15232/Arabia-Saudita---Impressionante-Manobra-Abdullah-Sword-/