Former intelligence officer Saad al-Jabri alleges that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman talked of killing the then King Abdullah before his father became Shah in order to achieve the throne.
Was somewhere However, former official Saad Al-Jabri did not provide any evidence to support his claim in an interview given by ‘CBS News’ aired program 60 Minutes on Sunday. Jabari is currently living in exile in Canada.
Dubai. A former senior Saudi security official, who helped oversee joint counter-terrorism efforts by the US and Saudi Arabia, has leveled serious allegations against Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Former intelligence officer Saad al-Jabri alleges that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman talked of killing the then King Abdullah before his father became Shah in order to achieve the throne. Was somewhere
However, former official Saad Al-Jabri did not provide any evidence to support his claim in an interview given by ‘CBS News’ aired program 60 Minutes on Sunday. Jabari is currently living in exile in Canada. He alleged that in 2014 Prince Mohammed bin Salman had said that he could assassinate King Abdullah.
At that time, Prince Mohammed was not in any senior role in the government. After the death of King Abdullah, he was replaced by King Salman in January 2015.
Al-Jabri warned Prince Mohammed bin Salman through this interview that he has a video that reveals many secrets related to the royal family and secrets related to America.
“The Crown Prince will not keep quiet until he sees me die because he is afraid of the information I have,” said 62-year-old Al-Jabri. Al-Jabri has described Prince Mohammed bin Salman as a ‘psychiatry and a murderer’.
At the same time, the Saudi government told ‘CBS News’ that al-Jabri is a disgraced former government official with a long history of concocting and diverting attention to hide his financial crimes.
The government has requested al-Jabri’s extradition and issued an Interpol notice, alleging that he is wanted on corruption charges, while al-Jabri claims that he acquired the wealth during the Shah’s service. is of.
