Saudi Arabia and UAE leaders turn down calls with Biden: Report

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WAR IN UKRAINE Saudi Arabia and UAE leaders turn down calls with Biden: Report by Ryan King Breaking News Reporter | March 08 2022 08:21 PM Print this article Just In... Zelensky seeks support of US Jews in face of Russia's 'Nazi behavior' WATCH: Florida lawmaker wants to see US 'tapping capabilities' for domestic energy Ukraine invasion may give China pause over Taiwan spy chiefs suggest Apple introduces fastest desktop yet with new M1 Ultra processor Saudi Arabia and UAE leaders turn down calls with Biden: Report Michigan GOP candidate stokes outrage with rape analogy involving his daughters Christopher Steele reappears as Russia expert but avoids dossier questions Elise Stefanik builds GOP female candidate crew with 10 more endorsements As President Joe Biden prepares to deploy a double-edged sword against Russia with an oil ban leaders of the United States's Gulf allies are reportedly giving him the cold shoulder. The heads of both Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates declined White House requests to speak with Biden in recent weeks amid frayed relations stemming from a variety of factors including U.S.

WAR IN UKRAINE
Saudi Arabia and UAE leaders turn down calls with Biden: Report
by Ryan King, Breaking News Reporter | March 08, 2022 08:21 PM
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As President Joe Biden prepares to deploy a double-edged sword against Russia with an oil ban, leaders of the United States's Gulf allies are reportedly giving him the cold shoulder.

The heads of both Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates declined White House requests to speak with Biden in recent weeks amid frayed relations stemming from a variety of factors, including U.S.

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