Saudi Arabia’s decision to join the anti-ISIS coalition formed by the US earlier this year has made them an even bigger target for ISIS than they already were. So far, they’ve kept ISIS from invading outright, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t in danger.
The Interior Ministry is warning that ISIS has been trying to gin up attacks against Saudi Arabia’s Shi’ite minority with an eye towards fueling a sectarian civil war in the nation.
It wouldn’t be that hard of a task, as the Saudis have been cracking down on the Shi’ite minority for decades. To make matters worse, the Shi’ite territories are also some of the most oil-rich in the nation, which means if such a war starts up, the Saudis risk losing a lot of oil revenues.
The Saudi kingdom has also announced that it is expanding its border “buffer zone” with neighboring Iraq by another 20 km. They declined to say how big the zone is now, but with the Iraq border covering a lot of the ISIS-dominated Anbar Province, it is the most straightforward method of infiltration for ISIS fighters.
Last time they safeguard their border with Iraq it was with 30.000 Saudis solders, than the questions was, ISIS is no where near to Saudis borders in south of Iraq. Hence, the question remains, where did these barbarians got their hands on hundreds upon hundreds brand new Toyota Tacoma when they started their invasion of northern Iraq? They come from turkey, therefore these trucks had to be delivered to ISIS inside turkey, the question is if Saudis paid for these trucks or Turkish government or NATO and etc. this question is valid because ISIS at that time had no stolen income from either Iraqi or Syrian oil or gas.
Not necessarily the Saudi royal family who might have happily paid for them if the were intended for wahabi's duking it out with Asad in Syria and delivered by the turks who where quite happy for Isis to squash the PKK and associates and untill June/july Langley looked the other way because as far as they concerned isis were "moderates" in the FSA .