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On July 15, the Russian Embassy in Egypt commented on U.S.President Joe Biden’s first trip to the Middle East since taking office 18 months ago.Biden’s visit included stops in Israel, the West Bank and Saudi Arabia, where he met the leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates) plus the leaders of Iraq, Egypt and Jordan.A chief topic: the global food and fuel crises created because of Russia’s attack on Ukraine.The embassy’s statement claimed the U.S. is deceiving the world by blaming Russia for blocking food shipments from Ukraine, a top exporter of wheat and other grains. And it blamed the U.S. for food shortages confronting countries in Africa and elsewhere.The Biden administration is mired in lies
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