United States Senator John McCain on Sunday
said President Donald Trump's trip to Saudi Arabia this weekend sent a strong
message to Iran’s regime that the U.S. and its allies are ready to block
Tehran's efforts to destabilize the region, the Washington Examiner reported.
"There's no doubt that if we're going to
impede the Iranian's continued efforts to exert, certainly, significant
strength in the region that this is an important step forward," the
Arizona Republican said on "Fox News Sunday."
In Saudi Arabia, President Trump blamed the
Iranian regime for supporting and aiding "unspeakable crimes" in
Syria under its leader Bashar al-Assad.
Near the end of his speech in Riyadh about
forging peace, he argued that Iran's regime had provided Syria with "safe
harbor, financial backing and the social standing needed for recruitment [of
terrorists]".
"From Lebanon to Iraq and Yemen, Iran
funds, arms and trains terrorists, militias and other extremist groups that
spread destruction and chaos across the region," he continued.
"For decades Iran has fueled the fires of
sectarian conflict and terror; it’s a government that speaks openly of mass
murder, vowing the destruction of Israel, death to America, and ruin for many
leaders and nations in this very room."
Source: Sen. John McCain: Donald Trump's Trip Sends Strong Message to Iran Regime
Source: Sen. John McCain: Donald Trump's Trip Sends Strong Message to Iran Regime
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