Ahead of nationwide protests across Saudi Arabia, murals of Saudi Arabia’s king and his son have been defaced by activists.

The Saudi Crown Prince has been keeping a low profile internationally since the Khashoggi murder, though reports leaking out of the kingdom depict a grave picture where the iron-fist prince treats any domestic opposition ruthlessly and quietly.

Mohammad bin Salman; the de facto leader of the Saudi Kingdom. Since the gruesome murder of Jamal Khashoggi, he has kept rather a low profile in the international arena.

The KSA is infamous for it’s over eager use of capital punishment, public executions, often involving beheading and crucifixion regardless of age.

According to a report, the former crown prince of Saudi Arabia has been tortured under detention and is unable to walk unassisted.

The Saudis are busy issuing facile denials of heavy defeats on the front line, and at the same time, fabricating feats for their crestfallen forces, signaling that they are at the end of their tether.

Saudi Arabia is changing its approach toward Syria and Iran, signaling that it has accepted Iran’s influence in the Arab country, a report says.

The United States and Saudi Arabia discuss the kingdom’s protracted war on neighboring Yemen, as the Yemeni army steps up gains on the battlefield and retaliatory raids against the kingdom’s soil.

Saudis have voiced anger over an aberrant dance party held in the kingdom and a new restriction on the use of loudspeakers by mosques.

“These soldiers have refused to take part in the war, to bomb Yemeni civilians, to destruct Yemeni infrastructure, or to carry out the scorched-earth policy in Yemen which is pursued from time to time.”