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U.S. Secretary of State:. We Have a Defense Agreement with Saudi Arabia, and We Intend to Fulfill Our Obligations Toward It. Presenter: But You Have Not Done so Until Now
U.S. Secretary of State:We have a defense agreement with Saudi Arabia, and we intend to fulfill our obligations toward it.Presenter: But you have not done so until now
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Washington is trying to stop a new escalation in Yemen after the attacks on Saudi Arabia, while the energy crisis increases pressure on oil and the main Gulf routes.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that the conflict between Ansar Allah's "Houthis" and Saudis was "dangerous," and the US would always stand by Riyadh and continue to support it. Rubio added that Washington was determined.