The fiancée of Jamal Khashoggi stated that US President Joe Biden had enabled Saudi Arabia’s crown prince to take extra victims after the US chief met and fist-bumped the person accused of ordering the journalist’s homicide.
US President Joe Biden bumps fists with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at Al-Salam Palace (Photo: AFP)
US President Joe Biden received known as out for fist bumping the Saudi crown prince, who was reportedly concerned within the homicide of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
The US journalist, who was important of the Saudi regime, was murdered in Turkey in 2018. Years later, a US administration led by Joe Biden launched a declassified intelligence report that explicitly implicated crown prince Mohammed bin Salman within the homicide.
On Friday, after Biden’s fist bump with MBS went viral, Khashoggi’s fiancée known as out the US President for not holding MBS accountable for the homicide.
She retweeted a Tweet with the caption, “Hey @POTUS, Is this the accountability you promised for my murder? The blood of MBS’ next victim is on your hands.”
What Jamal Khashoggi would tweet immediately: pic.twitter.com/Gv4Up7TLgd
— Hatice Cengiz / (@mercan_resifi) July 15, 2022
Hatice Cengiz stated the identical query would have been requested by Khashoggi if he was alive immediately.
Amid criticism, the US administration claimed that President Biden instructed the Saudi crown prince that he holds the latter answerable for the homicide of Jamal Khashoggi.
President Joe Biden arrived in Saudi Arabia on Friday to debate vitality provide, human rights, and safety cooperation on a visit designed to reset the US relationship with a rustic he as soon as pledged to make a “pariah” on the world stage.
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