Bin Salman Within Walls of Ultra-Secure Palaces and Bunkers

The Wall Street Journal reported that the Saudi crown prince moves between heavily guarded palaces equipped with bunkers, and is protected by a handpicked security team.

According to ambassador Arjan; The Wall Street Journal wrote that the Saudi crown prince travels between heavily guarded palaces equipped with bunkers and is protected by a select security team.

The report of this publication states: "The Wall Street Journal" that the government and the army of Yemen are intensifying the pressure on the government of Saudi Arabia.

This publication, quoting informed sources, reported that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is now facing a weak economy due to heavy expenses and miscalculations regarding Yemen.

The report states: "Saudi authorities admitted that the country is facing a shortage of interceptor missiles necessary to repel further attacks by the Yemeni army."

Officials familiar with the matter told The Wall Street Journal that Bin Salman moves between heavily guarded palaces equipped with bunkers and is guarded by a select security team.

Accordingly, the last public appearance of the Saudi crown prince was on Tuesday, when he appeared to support a national blood donation campaign.

This publication added that the Saudis are having trouble defending their airspace with air defense and have put the re-establishment of air defense systems throughout the country to protect important energy facilities and palaces.

It was yesterday that two cruise missiles of the Yemeni army penetrated more than 800 kilometers into the Saudi airspace and hit the "King Khaled" international airport in Riyadh.