Why Saudi aid to Syrian terrorists dwindle

Intense clashes among Saudi young and elderly princes, and King Abdullah’s long absence have worked to dwindle Saudi financial and logistics aids to Syrian terrorists.
Islamic Fraternity (IF) reported that Saudi logistics base in Iskenderun port city of Turkey, which provides financial aid to Syrian terrorists, has been severely financially constrained. Saudi king had been launching extensive campaign to collect financial help mainly for supporting Syrian opposition forces in his effort to destabilize Syria more.

Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz embarked on an Internet orchestrated plan to support Syrian terrorists in line with Western anti-Syrian project, during which in the first day, 811,797,121 Saudi Rials.

The King himself contributed 20m Saudi Rials and Crown Prince Salman bin Abdul Aziz also contributed 10m Saudi Rials. However, situation in Saudi Arabia is tense due to internal power struggles.

Recently, Intelligence Online newspaper, which receives details of its reports from western sources, revealed that Saudi Intelligence service, headed by Bandar bin Sultan bin Abdul Aziz al Saud is the founder of Al Nosra Front, Al-Qaida political wing in Syria.

Payments to Syrian armed groups, encouraging Syrian military personnel to defect, and providing logistics support to Syrian opposition fighters are among the measures taken by Saudi Arabia and Western powers to destabilize Syria so far.