If your mindset says that there is will be always some type of energy security issue, then you have to place yourself and prepare yourself for them. We never had an energy crisis as long as this one.
Meantly / Abdulaziz bin Salman
Rhetoric profile
Abdulaziz bin Salman
Across 8 statements tracked since 6 Oct 2026, Abdulaziz bin Salman's most frequent rhetorical moves are threat & fear and absolutes.
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Most used moves, last 90 days
Audience impact, last 30 days
+3.1 reassures or unites
This week against their usual
Not enough statements this week for a hostility reading.
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We may end up with 10 million barrels of pipeline within two to three years, that can divert oil to a different destination.
tested our infrastructure, our institutions, our people, and our resilience. They have also tested decisions made long before present crises, because resilience is built before crises begin.
The word ‘fear’ in the Saudi dictionary does not exist. We, as Saudis, are fearless, combatant and determined people. Riyadh is the capital of energy security and your presence here today proves that. Our gathering today does not mean that risks have…
There is no way that somebody will break our back. We are like a phoenix, we come out of the ashes all the time.
There is no doubt that we will look at the positives and negatives, and everything that was done during this stage, and build on it. There is a saying that winning breeds winning, and today, we broke this barrier by achieving a championship that the players…
Not everyone knows that within five or six days, we began using the pipeline again after the major attack that struck it. And, thank God, as of this morning we’re back up to 5.8 million barrels.
The East-West pipeline that was heavily attacked is operational now. Today around 5.8 million barrels of oil [flows] through the pipeline. Localisation gives us greater flexibility and ability to withstand disruptions. Having multiple logistical options was…
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