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Kuna any other major media house imegusa hii story yet? It seems quite a number of major news outlets are still mum about it.
let the incestious bastards burn down their own country
Even the Somalians hate them now after the hospital debacle.
If Arabia descends into civil war Yemen and Somalia will become the second home of the deposed Saudis. We have never seen fire like that.
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I havr heard much worse gunfire from pokotis than that joke
And Aljazeera is very quiet
There’s no coup attempt in Riyadh. A toy drone/plane got too close too the King’s palace and was shot down.
Is that a fact? Heheheee… Ati drone. Is that the Saudi media version of the story?
They sponsor terrorism in other countries, I don’t feel sorry for those Saudi monarch cunts.
saudi monarchy has been a house divided,so anything however small is treated with full suspicion
All i know is that heads are going to roll…literally, after beheadings of either the coup plotters or the royal family
As always, watasema Iran. Don’t be surprised if some fucker comes and claims its Iranians who got in through Qatar and now they have to get into Qatar to ensure security. Tunawaonagia 18
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[SIZE=7]Saudi forces shoot down ‘toy drone’ near royal palace[/SIZE]
21 APRIL 2018
Police open investigation, state media says, as videos posted online purport to show area ringing with heavy gunfire.
Saudi forces have shot down a toy drone near the royal palace in the capital, Riyadh, as videos posted online purported to show the area ringing with heavy gunfire.
The official spokesman of Riyadh police said on Saturday that security forces “dealt with” an unauthorised, small drone-type toy after spotting it at a security point in Khuzama neighbourhood, state-run news agency SPA said.
An investigation into the incident, which happened at 7:50pm (16:50 GMT), was under way, added SPA.
There was no immediate information about any injuries or damage.
Footage shared on social media appeared to show heavy shooting that lasted for at least 30 seconds, sparking speculation of political unrest.
Al Jazeera could not independently verify the authenticity of the videos.
An unnamed senior Saudi official told Reuters news agency that Saudi Arabia’s King Salman was not in his palace at the time of the incident.
“The king was at his farm in Diriya,” the official said, naming another area of Riyadh.
In October 2017, a gunman drove up to a gate of the king’s palace in the Red Sea city of Jeddah and opened fire, killing at least two security guards and wounding three others before being shot dead.
The attacker, who was identified by the interior ministry as Mansour al-Amri, a 28-year-old Saudi national, was armed with a Kalashnikov rifle and three Molotov cocktails.
Source: Al Jazeera and news agencies
The king is expected to abdicate by July 1st. crown prince Mohammad bin Salman is being prepared by the US and the CIA to take over, and will be used by the kaffirs to confront Iran, using Saudi money. king Salman will however retain the title of “custodian of holy shrines”.
when you go to bed with the enemies of Islam these are the results. utatumiwa tu, wacha wauze Aramco na io pesa wanunie weapons to fight the Persians, on behalf of the US, foolish arabs
The shoe is on their leg
You
An extremely unlikely situation …
You do not have the depth of Kenya’s defence capacity.
Mtajua hamjui
Kwani those idiots can’t aim?? One drone all that shooting?