"Saudi Arabia is acting rationally" — while the Islamic Republic put all its eggs in the China–Russia basket.
Riyadh's logic is simple: as the world's top oil exporter, its facilities, pipelines and terminals must stay intact. So it builds MULTIPLE layers of defense and security — not just the US, not just China, not just Russia. It plays its own game with Pakistan and Turkey too.
Does that mean war with Tehran? No. Saudi Arabia isn't seeking war — it's seeking development. It's insuring its investments while living next door to what he calls "a crazy regime."
And Tehran's alternative? Total reliance on the East — which delivers neither fighter jets nor air defense systems. A basket that buys no security and no development, only dependency.
That's the gap between a state building infrastructure for its future and a regime manufacturing enemies for its survival.
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