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More evidence involving the Khashoggi assassination
Recording emerges involving Journalist
C.I.A Director Gina Haspel
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The New York Times reports new evidence emerging in the Jamal Khashoggi assassination. A recording could implicate M.bin Salman.
A recording in relation to J.Khashoggi assassination has been collected by Turkish intelligence officials. A operative of the kill team has alleged to inform a superior over the phone that "tell your boss" who is alleged to be Prince Salman The New York Times Reports. The recording has been shared with the acting CIA Director Gina Haspel.M.Abdulaziz Mutreb was one of the 15 operatives that was dispatched to Istanbul that is alleged to be on the recording intelligence officials are saying. Mr.Mutreb is a Saudi Arabian security officer who is known for traveling with the Saudi Prince Salman on a regular basis.
Former CIA officer Bruce O. Riedel who is now at the Brookings Institution claims "It is pretty incriminating evidence ". American officials also argue that this recording not irrefutable evidence but it is compelling. Saudi officials Monday have rejected the notion that the crown prince knew about instructions to neutralize Mr.Khashoogi.
Erdogan President of Turkey announced that he has shared the recording with Saudi Arabia, the United States and some other Western Allies.
Former CIA officer Bruce O. Riedel who is now at the Brookings Institution claims "It is pretty incriminating evidence ". American officials also argue that this recording not irrefutable evidence but it is compelling. Saudi officials Monday have rejected the notion that the crown prince knew about instructions to neutralize Mr.Khashoogi.
Erdogan President of Turkey announced that he has shared the recording with Saudi Arabia, the United States and some other Western Allies.
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