The Economist - The Russian Invasion of Saudi Arabia

By Emmett Anctil

The Saudi Arabian government sent 20 highly trained soldiers to Moscow in an attempt to murder the Russian leader Vladimir Putin. The Russians caught them before they could carry out their plan and everybody involved was murdered. Unfortunately, this was seen as an act of war and the Russians have declared war on Saudi arabia.then In one most recent endeavors, they landed air strikes in the city of Medina and at a military base in the center of the country. The minister of defense said the casualty count was in the hundreds.

It is also expected that the Russians points of invasion are highly likely to be a naval invasion from the south and a land invasion from the north. The plan that has been created to protect Saudi Arabia states that they will send 200 fighter jets, 3,000 armored vehicles, and 500,000 troops to the northern border where it is reported that the Russians are planning a full-scale invasion there have also been talks of a naval invasion to the south through neighboring Oman. In a daring attempted invasion, the Russian forces killed roughly 40 000 troops and 2 delegates were captured in a daring offensive that resulted in the Saudi Arabians losing an important oil reserve.

We pressed the delegates for information but they declined to speak with us in fear that the Russians might be able to see the press. We stuck around for a bit longer and heard that they plan on gathering a naval force to repel an invasion from the north by sea. They stated that their main focus was to repel a possible Russian invasion from the north. In an odd turn of events, it seems that the minister of education feared any bad press on him as it might result in him losing his job. Other delegates are also in hot water because if the Russians do succeed in an invasion they would be the first to be executed. The minister of health stated that they plan on sending 75 percent of they're navy To the water between Egypt and Saudi Arabia. They also plan to send 20 percent of the navy to the south. In a very unfortunate turn of events, the comity voted to remove the pres from the room and make they're meeting a classified government affair that the public would not get access to so we will only be able to report on the really big happenings.

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Russian forces have crossed the border further and are now in direct combat with Saudi Arabian forces in the south and in the north, there is also a war raging in the red sea where submarine are fighting of Russian boats. They have also lined their coast with coastal defence forces. They plan to expand these defenses to Doha where a large population lives. During fighting the Saudis also saved the 2 delegates that were captured by Russian forces during a there raid of an oil reserve. Recently they have voted to move 10 percent more of they're navy to the northeast where they plan to bush the Russians back. They also plan to protect the large city of doha from a possible invasion. Russia launched a massive air strike on the capital city of Ryad with the casualties in the thousands. In light of these recent air strike, the committee has decided to take action and will build 100 war bunkers to limit civilian casualties, but this comes at the enormous cost of over 40 billion dollars, roughly half of all of the money that the government has access to. In a new move from the government, they have decided to airlift troops from Doha to the war effort in the south. Currently, 1,000,000 Russian troops and 900,000 Saudi troops have been lost in combat. The Russians have now been pushed back to the on the northern front but are sending in reinforcements on the southern front.

The final result was that the Arab league and China decided to aid saudi Arabia in repealing the Russian forces. Brazil has also decided to let Saudi arabia invest in their technology.