Jimin News Reporter Li Manying
According to Associated Press on October 7, US President Biden admitted his biggest and most humiliating diplomatic behavior, namely his intimate diplomatic move with Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed Fist fists.
Biden and Mohamed fists (Photo source: Associated Press)
It is reported that in July this year, Biden met with Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohamed. When the two leaders first met, they tried to use their fists to fight fists to establish important diplomatic relations. The Associated Press reported on July 16 that the meeting was "a shameful attempt by the United States to repair relations with the world's most influential oil power" to seek help from the country in response to the surge in oil prices caused by the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
However, on October 7, the Associated Press reported that Mohamed gave Biden a "resounding slap" this week three months after the intimate move between the two sides. The Alliance of Petroleum Exporting Countries " OPEC +" decided to cut production significantly on October 5 to support the slump in oil prices. The move could deal another blow to the struggling global economy and raise politically sensitive gasoline prices on the eve of a critical U.S. national election, weaken the election prospects for Biden and Democrats.
On October 6, local time, when asked about Saudi Arabia's action, Biden told reporters that it was "disappointing that it said there were problems with the U.S. relations with Saudi Arabia." At the same time, some Democrats in the U.S. Congress called on the United States to respond, "withdrawing its weapons and US military protection for decades for Saudi Arabia , because the basis of this partnership is that the United States provides protection to Saudi Arabia to resist external enemies, while Saudi Arabia needs to provide enough oil to the global market to maintain stability."
(Source: Jimu News)
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