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    Council on Foreign Relations, US: Riyadh is not a suitable partner for Washington

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    Post by Rocky Sun 05 Mar 2017, 3:06 am

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    [rtl]US Council on Foreign Relations said that "time is useful" in relations between America and Saudi Arabia has gone and ended, stressing that Riyadh is not a suitable partner for Washington in political terms.[/rtl]
    [rtl]The US Council on Foreign Relations, Steve Cook in an article, "The United States would be unable to give up the big economic returns of this partnership, where Saudi Arabia occupies the second place globally in terms of importing arms after India via those fictional figures for the purchase of arms.[/rtl]
    [rtl]He said the article, recently conducted a range Intelligence Squared A discussion about the relationship with Saudi Arabia, where indicated where that time is useful in relations with Saudi Arabia gone and ended, and reached 56% of respondents to Saudi Arabia to buy Saudi military weapons from the United States should remain a strategic partner of the United States, if we look we will realize without a doubt that this country is a strategic partner and the US market for military industries, but the best was the question that should be asked in this discussion is whether the Saudi partner and ally appropriate?[/rtl]
    [rtl]He went on the article, he said Saudi Arabia began several years ago to re-drafting of the military ideology, where it came from this formulation after fears that seized Riyadh authorities about the weakness of the US pledges of security about Saudi Arabia, and I realized Arabia that Washington can not be relied upon, especially when America began to reach out to Iran since the Bush era and to abandon Mubarak in 2011.[/rtl]
    [rtl]The article stressed that the nuclear agreement with Iran was a prominent Saudis and their allies in the Persian Gulf, where Saudi leaders have reached in the meantime, that in the absence of America's desire to stop Iranian influence in the region are themselves going to do this indication.[/rtl]
    [rtl]The article pointed out that the outcome should be reached as a result of cross-Arabia behavior analysis is that the Saudi Air Force is not suitable to carry out complex military operations in the region, so it should be the new face of its decision to send troops to Syria.[/rtl]
    [rtl]He concluded the article by saying, it should be said by referring to a decision Intelligence Squared "Yes, Saudi Arabia should not be abandoned but not because it is a large oil producer and buyer of US weapons, but because if left Saudi Arabia and that it will lead to the occurrence of many disturbances in the Middle East.[/rtl]
     
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