America’s reaction to Wall Street Journal’s delusions about Iran – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
According to Mehr News Agency, quoted by Al Jazeera, Wall newspaper street The Journal claimed that Saudi Arabia shared information with the United States about an imminent attack Occurrence Iran has shared targets inside Saudi Arabia.
According to this report, this newspaper continued its delusions and claimed that Saudi Arabia and the United States are ready for this threat. be Set are.
“Ned Price“The spokesperson of the US Ministry of Foreign Affairs in response to this claim of Wall newspaper street Asked if American citizens had been notified of the threat, the Journal said: “I am not aware of any consular warnings.”
Meanwhile, relations between Washington and Riyadh have turned cold in the past weeks following OPEC+’s decision to reduce oil production.
In October, the OPEC+ group agreed to a sharp reduction in oil production, thereby reducing supply in a market that is basically suffering from a lack of supply. This process has created one of the biggest conflicts between oil producers and the West, because the US government considers the sudden decision of OPEC+ short-sighted. visionary Was.
At the same time, OPEC+ producers announced their support to Riyadh after the United States accused Saudi Arabia of pressuring the countries of the group to reduce production.
“Abd al-Aziz b the falcon“, the Saudi expert and head of the Persian Gulf Research Center, emphasized that the security and military support of the United States to Saudi Arabia in the past decades was never free.
Abdulaziz b the falcon He considered the secret of maintaining security relations and military cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the United States to be the mutual need of both sides, and added that this support is based on real principles. visionaryIt is rational and common interests of both parties.
The head of the Persian Gulf Research Center stated that the main goal of America is to support the exporters between international oil and gas, added that Riyadh may reconsider its relations with Washington.