Saudi Crown Prince Holds Talks with US Envoy to Syria

Trump made the comments at a rally in MS on Tuesday. "But I said 'King - we're protecting you - you might not be there for two weeks without us - you have to pay for your military, '", Trump said. "You have to pay for your military", Trump said.

Trump had earlier asked the similar things in early 2015, saying that Riyadh should have to pay more if it wants USA protection.

The two regional heavyweights and United States allies have engaged in a delicate balancing of shared interests and opposing positions, sometimes teaming up to oppose President Bashar Assad in the Syrian conflict, for example, while sparring over Saudi Arabia's campaign to isolate Qatar and its regional fight against political Islam.

In his comments about King Salman bin Abdulaziz, Trump appeared to be referring to a telephone call a week ago between the two leaders.

Later that day, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) said Saudi authorities would allow Turkey to search its consulate. "The oil price depends on trade -- consumer and supplier -- and they decide the oil price based on trade and supply and demand".

Despite the harsh words, the Trump administration has had a close relationship with Saudi Arabia, which it views as a bulwark against Iran's ambitions in the region.

Prince Mohammed said that the Kingdom could push capacity beyond 12-M BPD with additional investment, and that extra supplies are also available from Saudi Arabia's allies.

The crown prince insisted that the kingdom has always paid for armaments from the US.

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"Ever since the relationship started between Saudi Arabia and the United States of America, we've bought everything with money", he further said, adding that since Trump came to power, the kingdom made a decision to purchase over 60 percent of its needed armament from the U.S. "for the next 10 years". When Trump arrived in Riyadh in May 2017, jets flew overhead as King Salman met him at the airport.

The prominent rights group also took global community to task for its "deafening silence on Saudi Arabia's crackdown on freedom of expression", adding that the worldwide community must demand an immediate explanation from Saudi Arabia's authorities about Jamal Khashoggi's fate or whereabouts. Among Saudis on social media, there's disbelief, skepticism and some speculation that this is all part of some conspiracy by Qatar, which is a rival of Saudi Arabia.

Although Saudi Arabia's ties with the United States have improved under Trump, the president's latest remarks were unusually harsh and appeared to question the stability of a monarchy in power since the 1930s.

"So in Saudi Arabia we have 1.3 million to go if the market needs that".

"Canada gave an order to Saudi Arabia on an internal issue", Prince Mohammed said.

Britain said on Sunday it was "working urgently" to verify the "extremely serious" allegations surrounding Khashoggi, who has been critical of some of Prince Mohammed's policies and of Riyadh's intervention in the Yemen war.

The former government adviser, who turns 60 on October 13, has lived in self-imposed exile in the United States since previous year to avoid possible arrest.According to his fiancee, Khashoggi had visited the consulate to receive an official document for their marriage.

He further said, "So, you can not have 100 percent friends saying good things about you, even in your family".