What we are watching for is Iran and another country
(which looks to be Turkey) to push to the west, north
and south. In early 2016 Iran and Turkey were supporting
opposite sides in the Syrian war while also claiming to be
fighting the common foe often referred to as ISIS
(or Daesh).
It has been so interesting to see How Iran and Turkey
have come to unite much more closely.
We can much more easily see Iran and Turkey pushing
to the west, north, and south.
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Nov. 30, 2017
Iran pushing.
Iran supports Yemen’s Houthi while Suadi Arabia
is attacking Yemen’s Houthi.
This article mentions the millions of people
suffering in Yemen due to this war and lack of food.
Heartbreaking! Yemen’s Houthi leader threatens to hit back over Saudi blockade
"The leader of Yemen's Ansarullah movement, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, has promised retaliatory attacks in response to a land, aerial and naval blockade imposed on his impoverished country by a Saudi-led military alliance."
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Nov. 17, 2017
Iran and Turkey to push to the south Iran warns Saudi over 'baseless claims', 'destabilizing' role
"Moreover, Qassemi said, Riyadh has been threatening other countries with taking war to their soil, pressuring other countries’ officials to resign and trampling on their dignity, interfering in others’ affairs to bring about destabilization, and trying to sabotage international agreements.
“Such policies send a serious warning to the entire region and the world, and should come to an end as soon as possible,” the official asserted.
Either through direct or proxy wars, Riyadh has been trying to advance its agenda throughout the region over the past years."
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Nov. 13, 2017
Iran and Turkey to push to the west, north, and south. Cooperation with Iran, Turkey has been good for Syria: Putin ""I would like to note with satisfaction that our joint work with Turkey and Iran as guarantors of the ‘Astana process’ continues to yield concrete results," Putin said following a meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Sochi on Monday."
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Nov. 10. 2017
Will this develop to support the fulfillment of Iran pushing to the south and west?
What will Iran do to help the Lebanese in this moment of need?
The blame game among Middle East countries continues
S Arabia has openly declared war on Lebanon with Hariri house arrest: Nasrallah In the article is this comment:
"The secretary general of the Lebanese resistance movement Hezbollah says Saudi authorities have clearly and openly declared a war on Lebanon by holding Prime Minister Saad Hariri hostage in the oil-rich kingdom, and forcing him to quit his post."
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Nov. 10, 2017
Can this tie in with Iran pushing to the south?
Look at this Presstv headline
Stoking more crises in Middle East unwise: Iran FM
In the article is this comment:
"Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman on Tuesday alleged that Iran was involved in supplying weapons to the Yemen's Ansarullah Houthi fighters, which he said “is a direct military aggression” by Iran against Saudi Arabia."
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Nov. 8, 2017
Can this tie-in with Iran pushing to the south?
Here's an article from the website GEOPOLITICAL FUTURES
by
George Friedman. Read how what's going on in Saudi Arabia
could play right into line with benefiting Iran
Saudi Arabia's Saturday Night Massacre
In the article are these comments:
"For nearly a century, Saudi Arabia has been ruled by the elders of a royal family that now finds itself effectively controlled by a 32-year-old crown prince, Mohammad bin Salman. He helms the Defense Ministry, he has extravagant plans for economic development, and last week arranged for the arrest of some of the most powerful ministers and princes in the country. A day before the arrests were announced, Houthi tribesmen in Yemen but allied with Iran, Saudi Arabia’s regional rival, fired a ballistic missile at Riyadh. The Saudis claim the missile came from Iran and that its firing might be considered “an act of war.”"
"The U.S. needs regional counters to the Iranians. The Saudis are the major force, but if they cannot play a role as regional leader, the U.S. will have to look for alternatives. One option is to engage in another intervention in the Middle East, something that hasn’t work out well for the U.S. in the past. The U.S. obviously backs Saudi modernization because it would weaken the Wahhabis, but this is a long-term project."
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Nov. 7, 2017
Iran is pushing to the west
Israel and Saudi is trying to stop them but who is winning? "Explosive" Leaked Secret Israeli Cable Confirms Israeli-Saudi Coordination To Provoke War
In this article is this comment: "As is already well-known, the Saudi and Israeli common cause against perceived Iranian influence and expansion in places like Syria, Lebanon and Iraq of late has led the historic bitter enemies down a pragmatic path of unspoken cooperation as both seem to have placed the break up of the so-called "Shia crescent" as their primary policy goal in the region. For Israel, Hezbollah has long been its greatest foe, which Israeli leaders see as an extension of Iran's territorial presence right up against the Jewish state's northern border."
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Nov. 6, 2017
Is Iran pushing against Suadi Arabia? Zarif: Saudi Arabia blames Iran for consequences of its ‘wars of aggression’
In this article is this comment: "Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says Saudi Arabia is blaming Iran for the consequences of its "wars of aggression," taking Riyadh to task for its destabilizing role in the region."
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Nov. 6, 2017
Iran pushing to the south?
Things are heating up between Iran and Saudi Arabia Iran rejects Saudi-led coalition's "provocative, irresponsible" accusations In this article is this comment:
"Iran has rejected “destructive, irresponsible, provocative and baseless” allegations leveled by the Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen, accusing Tehran of being behind a Saturday missile attack on Riyadh."
"Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Turkey will increase its military presence in town of Silopi located on the border with Iraq, while issuing a warning to Iraq’s Hashd al-Shaabi forces, also known as Popular Mobilization Forces."
"Diplomatic tensions have escalated between Baghdad and Ankara amid the latest verbal salvo coming from Iraqi authorities against the presence of Turkish troops in the north of the conflict-plagued Arab country."
Sept. 19, 2016
Persia [Iran] and Media [Turkey]
are to push to the north, west, and south. Turkey pushes to the south.
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Jan. 15, 2017
A king (President) is to become
higher than Khamenei
Watch Erdogan! He's becoming very powerful in Turkey. Turkish lawmakers pass first reading of constitutional amendments "The system, also known as executive presidency, will allow the president to serve two five-year tenures. Erdogan could thus end up staying in office for two more terms until 2029, with the next elections scheduled for 2019."
