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Saudi soldiers wait to greet Saudi Prince Khaled bin Sultan bin Abdul-Aziz, Assistant Minister for Defence and Aviation, during his visit to the Khoba frontline border with Yemen, January 27, 2010. Saudi Arabia declared victory over Yemeni Shi'ite rebels on Wednesday following a truce offer from the insurgents, who said they had withdrawn from all Saudi territory.

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Saudi soldiers flash the victory sign as they ride at the back of an army truck in the southern province of Jizan, near the border with Yemen, on November 7, 2009. Saudi forces pounded Yemeni rebels for a fifth straight day as Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh ruled out a truce in his war on the Shiite insurgents.

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Saudi soldiers keep watch at Khoba, the frontline border with Yemen, January 27, 2010. Saudi Arabia declared victory over Yemeni Shi'ite rebels on Wednesday following a truce offer from the insurgents, who said they had withdrawn from all Saudi territory.

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Two Saudi soldiers rest in front of a burning oil well somewhere in Kuwait with a scavenged RPG-7, 1991
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A Soldier from the Saudi Naval Special Forces during a training exercise
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Are these Saudi nationals or nationals from other countries like Pakistan fighting under the Saudi flag?
 
Once in the shady backroom of a Syrian bazaar in the old town of Damascus, I was presented with a Saudi executioner's scimitar. Will never forget that.
 
Zeke_21 said:
Are these Saudi nationals or nationals from other countries like Pakistan fighting under the Saudi flag?
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You're thinking of the smaller gulf states like Bahrain or Qatar. Saudi Arabia has enough manpower to fill its ranks (not to mention that those are Saudi Arabian National Guard troops not regular army, ie recruited from Tribes loyal to the Royal Family). Pakistani drill instructors and advisors aren't an uncommon sight in Saudi Military Bases though.

Royal Saudi Naval Forces Special Security Group personnel taking part in Excercise Eager Lion 19, held in Jordan August-September 2019.
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Members of the Saudi Naval Special Security Units patrol Perim Island in the Bab-El-Mandeb Strait in May 2021
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Saudi M60A3 Patton tanks in a military demonstration celebrating the end of Operation Desert Storm, 1992

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Saudi M113 crossing a filled in anti-tank ditch during the initial stages of Desert Storm

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Saudi troops in Al Khafji taking photos next to a destroyed Iraqi Type 63 APC
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M60A3 during the initial push into Kuwait
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Saudi leaflets encouraging Iraqi troops to surrender and join them for some coffee
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