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His Majesty King Abdullah II and Crown Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II participate in an exercise with live ammunition
He doesn't carry guns when on official visits..so he still need bodyguards.. maybe some of them carrying extra weapons and ammunition for him..He won't be needing body guards then.
They are special forces trained since their youth.. I am sure you won't like to be on the other side..That is no game.. that is how all SF of the world train.. maybe you think they train on real people!?This is how rich, famous and nobles play their games......notably! there were no bullets coming from the other side.
He doesn't carry guns when on official visits..so he still need bodyguards.. maybe some of them carrying extra weapons and ammunition for him..
They are special forces trained since their youth.. I am sure you won't like to be on the other side..That is no game.. that is how all SF of the world train.. maybe you think they train on real people!?
And SF.. SAS most probably.. most of the Jordanian small forces are SF trained.. the king puts a lot of emphasis on it..He is Sandhurst trained.
King Abdullah has always been militarily active. He led airstrikes in his F-16 a year ago...
Jordanians must be proud of him.
A progressive ruler as well that finds himself in a hard place (the realities of Jordan of late). Yet somehow manages that fine balance between a democratic state (constitutional monarchy) and the executive powers of a sovereign.
That modern-day Jordan should have been a part of historical Hijaz (thus KSA today) is another thing. Don't tell it to our Jordanian brothers and sisters though. At least the Jordanian royal family being Hijazi, helps a bit.
Jordan has 60 000 tons of proven Uranium reserves.. this is just one of its natural resources.. and It just got some help from KSA, the UAE and Kuwait, in form of loans to sustain its economy.. the potential is there..Jordan is struggling on the economic front and has long way to go for creating a viable industry.