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Foresight Before Danger
Mohammed Al-Sa’ed draws a comparison between Winston Churchill’s early warnings about Hitler’s expansion—which were initially dismissed before war became a reality—and Saudi Arabia’s warnings about Iran’s influence and its proxies in the region. He cites Churchill’s 1940 speech urging the British people to stand firm and fight, as well as the evacuation of around 300,000 troops from France, stressing that leadership, foresight, and readiness to confront danger are decisive factors. The writer argues that history highlights the roles of Churchill and Mohammed bin Salman in warning of emerging threats and leading their respective projects under complex circumstances.
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