Iran on top agenda of Biden’s trip to Middle East: Expert
An expert on the U.S. believes that Biden's trip to Israel and Saudi Arabia will undoubtedly not be dramatic, and they will place Iran on the agenda in their behind-the-scenes relations.
Commenting on the upcoming visit of the U.S. president to the Middle East region, Ferydon Majlesi said in an exclusive interview with ILNA that Biden's trip to Israel and Saudi Arabia will undoubtedly not be dramatic, and they will place Iran on the agenda in their behind-the-scenes relations.
The United States seeks to bargain and highlight its situation in the Persian Gulf region and the Middle East, according to Majlesi.
“Accordingly, I believe that Biden's trip to Saudi Arabia and Israel could ultimately create a link between the two sides in the form of the Abraham Accords,” he said.
The United States wants to strengthen what it calls the "southern side of the Iranian wall of isolation" and will coordinate with countries in the region around this issue, he noted.