Saudis want to Invade Syria

The formal pretext for the invasion is the fight against the ISIS terrorists. To interfere in the country, the Saudi troops need to cross the border of Jordan or Iraq. Both countries have not commented on the situation. Another way is to transfer the forces through on Rmeylan base, which is under the joint control of the Kurds and the United States.
Now, the Western coalition has only the US special units in Syria, near the Iraqi-Turkish border, in the north-east of the country.

Previously, there were numerous facts that Saudi Arabia provides financial and material support to various terrorist organizations in Syria.

Therefore, the Saudi troops deployment may be used to back these forces and to continue further military action against the Syrian people and their allies, including Russia.

This week it became clear that the so-called Geneva peace talks met a deadlock. The representatives of Russia and the USA agreed to take a break until February 25. The Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Russia's military operation in Syria is continue until the end. It means that the USA plans to disrupt the successful offensive operation of Russia, Syria and Iran against militants failed. In order to prevent the victory of Assad and his allies, the United States remains the only way out; it is a direct military aggression in Syria and the country occupation.

Saudi Arabia and Turkey involvement in the Syrian war is an inevitable military conflict between the two countries, on the one hand, and Russia and Iran, on the other hand. There is a possibility of contact with the United States, which already deployed its special forces in northern Syria, in Rmeylan, in North Hasaka. We consider ito be very possible.

Turkey and Saudi Arabia are not interested to take part in the Syrian war. Both countries are stuck in other conflicts. Turkey cannot cope with the Kurdish resistance in the country. The south-eastern part of Turkey faces the real guerrilla war. The Saudi Arabia is in worse position. Saudi Arabia stuck in Yemen. The Yemeni Huthis and supporters of former President Saleh's wage the war in the Saudis territory, in the southern provinces. After the execution of Sheikh Al-Nimr, the leader of Saudi Shia, the mainly Shiite population of oil-bearing regions of the country are dissatisfied with the regime. The oil prices fall effects the Saudi Arabia budget, including the military expense. Under these conditions, to get involved in another conflict in the Middle East with the prospect to collide with Russia and Iran is the suicide. And it primarily is dictated primarily by the US “partner”s interests.