Why Saudis won't take Joe Biden's calls?

 DailyWire:

A group of Iranian-backed extremists, which Democrat President Joe Biden removed from the official Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) list, claimed credit on Friday for an attack on Saudi energy facilities.

“At (1725), Saudi Aramco’s Bulk Plant in Jeddah was targeted with an act of aggression, the early indications of which suggest that it was targeted by the terrorist, Iran-backed Houthi militia,” the Saudi Press Agency said in a statement. “A fire erupted in (2) tanks in the oil facility; the fire was controlled, and no injuries or loss of life were recorded. This hostile escalation targets oil facilities, and aims to undermine energy security and the backbone of global economy. These hostile attacks had no impact or repercussions in any way, shape or form on public life in Jeddah City.”

The attacks came as Jeddah is hosting the Formula One Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, which will go ahead as planned this weekend.

The Houthi extremists later claimed responsibility for the attacks, saying that they “did several attacks with drones and ballistic missiles” in Saudi Arabia, including an “Aramco installation in Jeddah (and) vital installations in Riyadh.”
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Biden is just not intelligent in dealing with Iran and its proxies.  He should never have taken the Houthis off the terrorist list and he also should not be working on a new deal with the genocidal religious bigots who rule Iran. 

See, also:

Saudi Arabia: Houthi attacks shot down as Jeddah explosions form black smoke over city 
Saudi Arabia’s air defences destroyed at least 16 drones and rockets launched by Yemen's Houthi rebels towards the kingdom on Friday

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