The crown prince claimed in private that “he will not deal with the U.S. administration anymore” and promised “major economic consequences for Washington,” according to the document.…
The Saudi crown prince privately threatened “major economic consequences” against the US last fall if the Biden administration retaliated against its decision to slash oil production, a new report revealed.
Biden has yet to press Saudi Arabia on their ruling and the crown price continues to engage with US officials.It is not clear whether the crown prince made the threat directly to US officials or if it was intercepted by electronic spying. “The United States continues to collaborate with Saudi Arabia, an important partner in the region, to advance our mutual interests and a common vision for a more secure, stable, and prosperous region, interconnected with the world.”
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