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    Detecting an "angry" message from Washington to Saudi Arabia

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    Post by Rocky Sun Apr 29, 2018 3:38 am

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    Detecting an "angry" message from Washington to Saudi Arabia

    American press reports, details and scenes behind the closed doors, were published during the visit of the new US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, to Saudi Arabia.
    The New York Times reported that the first visit carried a series of "angry" letters sent by the new US secretary of state to the Saudi authorities, the newspaper said.
    "As Riyadh seeks to dig a canal along its border with Qatar and dump nuclear waste close to it, Pompeo directed an angry short message," Enough. "
    The newspaper quoted behind closed doors a senior official of the US State Department, confined these closed meetings in Riyadh, and refused to disclose his identity because he is not authorized to talk about those details with the media.
    Bombayo, the former CIA chief, has partnered with former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to mediate many ways to end the crisis in Qatar.
    Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt have made a decision to boycott Qatar diplomatically, politically and economically because of accusations of support and financing of terrorism and an attempt to destabilize some Arab countries.
    The official said the meeting between Pompeo and Saudi Foreign Minister Adil al-Jubeir at the airport was quick and intense and may have been angry. The US secretary of state sent a "strong and clear" message: "Stop that boycott."
    The official also explained that the meeting included a series of other requests related to the war in Yemen.
    According to the official, Pompeo of al-Jubayr said that humanitarian, commercial and fuel goods should be easily accessible to civilians in Yemen and that the blockade be lifted on Yemeni ports.
    Qatar's ambassador to the United Nations, Sheikha Alia Ahmed bin Saif al-Thani, called on the Security Council to "lift the unjust embargo imposed on Qatar," according to a statement posted on the website of the Qatari Foreign Ministry, describing it as "arbitrary unilateral measures imposed on the State of Qatar, Without any legal or factual justification or justification ".

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