“We are in Saudi Arabia, do not be afraid.” A spontaneous video of a Saudi child reassuring his sister the moment she heard the early warning.

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In a spontaneous scene that received widespread interaction on social media, the Saudi child Abdullah appeared trying to reassure his little sister, Amira, the moment they heard the early warning sound, in a clip that caught attention with his simple words that reflected his keenness to calm her down and reassure her.

“Nothing will happen when Faisal Hanna was born in Saudi Arabia, do not be afraid.” A circulating video of a Saudi child reassuring his little sister while the sirens sound https://t.co/9fGi4oJWfp

The clip, which was filmed inside the house, showed the child sitting next to his sister in the hall of the house, before he turned to her immediately after hearing the alarm sound, and said to her: “Do not be afraid, do not be afraid, by God, nothing will happen, by God, nothing will happen, and I am Faisal’s son, we are in Saudi Arabia, do not be afraid.”

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Followers interacted with the behavior of the child Abdullah and his spontaneous phrase, especially his saying, “Hanna in Saudi Arabia,” praising his keenness to contain his sister’s fear in a sudden moment, while many saw in the scene a human image that expresses feelings of protection and solidarity between siblings, and the ability of simple words to give children a feeling of reassurance.

For his part, the father of the child Abdullah, Faisal Al-Otaibi, confirmed to Al-Arabiya.net that the situation came spontaneously, indicating that he was keen to strengthen his son’s confidence in the strength of Saudi Arabia’s defenses, stressing his confidence in the security and safety that Saudi Arabia enjoys and its leadership, pointing out his keenness to instill this confidence in the souls of his children.

Abdullah said that he was not afraid, but he feared that his sister would become nervous and cry. For her part, Amira stated that she felt afraid at first, but she calmed down after her brother spoke, and she said: “I started seeing the missiles like fireworks, so don’t be afraid.”

The circulation of the clip comes in light of the hostile terrorist attacks targeting the Kingdom, amid a remarkable interaction with the scenes of early warnings and the interest they arouse in safety procedures and responding to official alerts, without the availability of confirmed information linking the warning shown in the video to a specific incident.

Safety guidelines stress the importance of maintaining calm when hearing sirens, following the instructions of the competent authorities, heading to safe places inside buildings and staying away from windows and exposed places, while being careful to reassure children and explain the situation to them in simple language appropriate to their ages.