Who met and cut off Crown Prince

 

Who met and cut off Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman of Saudi Arabia?

caption Muhammad bin Salman standing at the end of the line in this formal family photo G20 summit to be a test for Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman This is because it is the first time that Muhammad bin Salman has appeared on an international stage since the assassination of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. There are widespread allegations that orders for Khashoggi's assassination came from a high-ranking Saudi government. So the meeting in Buenos Aires is an opportunity to see if the Crown Prince is facing international isolation because of these allegations. Read more about Muhammad bin Salman Khashoggi's assassination: Is the future of the Saudi Crown Prince in danger? Saudi-led dramatic revolution Khashoggi crisis: What will be the impact on Muhammad bin Salman? Muhammad bin Salman's path to the region is in danger. Conversations, interviews and movements reveal much that a diplomatic or political statement made to the press can hide. The Saudi Crown Prince is pictured standing at the end of the line. He is the only Arab leader in the G20 and was seen comfortably in his traditional attire in a sea of ​​suit-wearing rulers. On several occasions, uncertainty and anxiety appeared on his face. Some of the rulers talked to him briefly and many of them went ahead and read the manuscript. These leaders know how dangerous some of their voters are to the Saudi ruler. One person who had a very different attitude towards him is Russian President Putin. He approached Muhammad bin Salman in a warm manner and with a big smile both of them made a high five. The Russian rulers are masters at angering the liberal rulers of the West and, through their actions, make it clear that closer ties with Saudi Arabia are a strategic necessity. , Source of photo , South Korea, Mexico, South Africa and China. The Saudi Foreign Ministry did not hesitate to tweet photos of the meetings. Read also Why Muhammad bin Salman is popular among the youth? Five key facts about the new Saudi Crown Prince Saudi Crown Prince: 'I'm not Gandhi or Mandela' Ignore Twitter post, 1 Twitter post end, 1 Twitter post Ignore, 2 Twitter post end, 2 after Khashoggi's assassination This was the first meeting between the British Prime Minister Theresa May and a source said that Theresa May had conveyed her message to him in clear words. According to Theresa May's spokeswoman, she has asked the Crown Prince to ensure that Saudi Arabia fully co-operates in Turkey's investigation into Khashkji's assassination. Theresa May also said that Saudi Arabia would have to take steps to build confidence in other countries that such shameful incidents would not happen again. The Saudi Crown Prince has also been called upon to support possible talks on resolving the Yemeni conflict next week. Also read Did Saudi Arabia's threat to the United States work? Did Jamal Khashoggi's Apple Watch record everything? Erdogan's cat-and-mouse game with the Saudis, photo source REUTERS, photo caption This was British Prime Minister Theresa May's first meeting with Crown Prince since Khashkji's assassination. French President Macron also met with the Crown Prince and International investigators were called in to investigate. The footage of the meeting made it seem as if Macron was telling the Crown Prince that he was worried because Saudi leaders were not listening. The truth is that this meeting is a true reflection of where the Crown Prince stands in the world right now. The world ruler is outraged by the behavior of Saudi Arabia, and especially by the Crown Prince, in the wake of Khashoggi's assassination, and because the investigation has not yet come to an end, the anger does not seem to have subsided. World leaders also know that relations with Saudi Arabia are in their national interest and that trade and intelligence relations with it must be protected, so it is important to keep in touch with Saudi Arabia and not throw stones at it from afar. to remain. At the G20 summit, world leaders did not completely shy away from him, but one thing is clear: the Crown Prince's reputation has been damaged and it will take time to recover, which will depend on the fact that he was assassinated by Turkey. What is the Crown Prince's reaction when the investigation is completed?