Damascus-Sana
US President Donald Trump leaves an opportunity to manage his Gulf funds only and exploits them as part of his usual policy of extorting and looting the Gulf regimes. American protection.
The British Guardian newspaper quoted Trump as saying yesterday commenting on the Aramco operation that took place last Saturday that if there was a "retaliatory strike, Riyadh would have to play a major role in this, especially with regard to the payment of funds," noting that the Saudis are fully aware that US participation In doing anything you need to pay back the money.
Trump, to encourage the Bani Saud regime to pay the money, made false accusations to countries that are not dominated by American arrogance and said: `` We are on standby based on investigations, but we are waiting to hear from Saudi Arabia about who they believe is the cause of this attack and under what conditions we will act. ''
The US accusations came despite the announcement of the Yemeni armed forces in a statement on September 14 to carry out a large-scale offensive operation with 10 drones targeting two oil facilities belonging to Saudi Aramco in eastern Saudi Arabia in response to the crimes of the Saudi aggression coalition, which led to the disruption of 50 percent of the company's production.
US allegations that Trump intended to deliver a message to his Saudi allies that they “still need US protection” were met with a Russian warning to the international community of the consequences of rushing to conclusions about the attack. “We call on all countries to refrain from any action,” said Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov. The Chinese Foreign Ministry, for its part, asserted that holding responsibility for the attacks on two Aramco facilities without any hard facts is "irresponsible."
Observers believe that the Aramco process confirms the vulnerability of Saudi defenses despite the large amount of money spent on the purchase of weapons and at the same time emphasizes the reluctance of the US administration to provide protection for them to continue blackmailing the Saudi regime, which depends on other Gulf regimes and sheikhs, especially on US support Trump announced last year that “there are countries that will not stay a week without our protection and have to pay for it.” We cannot continue to pay the high cost of our military presence in the Middle East, we have paid more than $ 7 trillion and we have not received anything in return. , Waldo Very rich in the region will pay more money. "
Trump, who has a business mindset that only thinks of making money even at the expense of the rights and interests of peoples, has revealed his blackmail approach to the Gulf states since his 2016 election campaign, in which the Saudi regime described the dairy cow, which generates gold and dollars as requested by the US, as signed during his visit to Riyadh in May. 2017 deals on arms deals and cooperation agreements valued at around $ 460 billion as well as other similar deals with the regimes of UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar.
Tihama Al - Saidi
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