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Escobar: The New Great Game, Revisited
Escobar: The New Great Game, Revisited
Authored by Pepe Escobar via 'Geopolitics Prime' substack,
It took only a few Yemeni missiles on Saudi refineries to wake up “leadership” vectors of the Ummah; not over 100,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza by the death cult.
The Mecca Sunni NATO pact between Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Pakistan remains a puzzle. Or dodgy sub-standard theatre – complete with photo ops and sparse intel sharing. The full text has not been released. Everything is quite vague, only stressing “collective deterrence”.
Against whom, it’s in the eyes of the...
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