Donald Trump begins his first trip abroad to Saudi Arabia

US President Donald Trump opens today in Saudi Arabia, where he is expected to speak on Islam, his first trip abroad, hoping to cut tensions in Washington after a week of serious revelations.

However, immediately after the takeover of the presidential plane Ryad, Washington Post wrote that the FBI's investigation into the links between the Donald Trumb and Russia election campaign team focused on a senior White House senior adviser President, not named.

The New York Times revealed that the US president had described former FBI director James Camley as "whack" at a meeting on May 10 with Russian diplomacy chief Sergei Lavrov at the Oval Office.

A few hours after Trab's departure, the Republican and Republican Information Committee chiefs announced that the former head of the FBI, who remained silent after his release on May 9, agreed to hold a public hearing in the US Senate.

Air Force One is expected at noon in the Saudi capital, where the Republican president, accompanied by his wife Melania and his early daughter, Ivanka, will be warmly welcomed.

If the distrust of the Sunni Gulf monarchs over Barack Obama was known, the estate tycoon is expected to be accepted with open arms.

Where his predecessors traditionally made their first visit to their immediate neighbor - Mexico or Canada - Tramb chose the oil monarchy.



US President Donald Trump arrived in Riyadh

US President Donald Trump arrived in Saudi Arabia a short while ago, the first stage of his first trip abroad, where he was received with great acclaim.

Air Force One landed at King Rally's King Charles International Airport, where a red carpet was laid in honor of the US presidential couple.

King Salman welcomed Donald and the Trabant Ink as soon as they left the plane with a warm handshake.

The first lady of the United States wore a black set - short pants and a long-sleeved shirt - with a wide golden belt. Her hair was sniffing.

The 81-year-old monarch, holding a walking stick, then accompanied the presidential couple to the airport lounge where he sat between Donald Trump and his wife.