On Wednesday, two Tesla Cybertrucks led his parade through Qatar, which was met with a surprise embrace from US President Donald Trump. During Trump’s explore to the Gulf state, the vehicles featured an alluring red-painted hood as part of an elaborate display of spectacle. Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, uploaded the impressive tape to his X-count. Trump’s subsequent trip to the Middle East after Saudi Arabia was intended to strengthen company ties in the region. Qatari officers went all out, flying F-15 fighter planes into their aircraft to chaperone Trump’s Air Force One, a unique symbolic gesture, in the same way as the Saudis. Trump’s appearance in Doha came after a similar lavish welcome was given in Riyadh, where Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman took him to a state dinner in a golf vehicle, a fitting nod to Trump’s passion for the game. Additionally, users on light Arab horses were riding with him during his parade in Saudi Arabia. Qatar went farther by recommending that Trump’s luxurious Boeing 747-8 be used as Air Force One while brand-new US national jets are being constructed. Trump defended the present as a wise financial move, but critics have voiced their concerns, calling it “naked problem” and notice that it could pose a “national safety risk” because it is made by a foreign authorities. Press entry remained restricted as the area continued to please the president. In Saudi Arabia, investigators were instructed to stay away from reporters and adhere to strict guidelines to avoid shouting concerns. In Qatar, the equal power was observed. Trump’s last stop is the United Arab Emirates on Thursday, when his visit moves on.
