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Putin says Saudi Arabia's crown prince deserves respect

Putin says Saudi Arabia's crown prince deserves respect

Russia's President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman deserved respect and that Russia was set on boosting relations with Saudi Arabia.
The United States' has criticised Prince Mohammed and the OPEC+ oil alliance for agreeing to cut oil production, a move seen as a boost to Russia's attempts to protect its economy in the face of Western sanctions.
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Oh ya 1 year ago
Saudi is going to join the BRIC nations. This will result in the dumping of the US petro dollar thus speeding the collapse of the world reserve currency. Oh boy Americans will soon see what real inflation is as those non needed dollars return to the US. This will also stop the US from exporting its inflation to other countries
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