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US president Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, has denied allegations linking him to secret foreign bank accounts and hundreds of millions of dollars in transfers. The claims involve alleged financial arrangements connected to Israel, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia.
OriginalUS president Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, has denied allegations linking him to secret foreign bank accounts and hundreds of millions of dollars in transfers. The claims involve alleged financial arrangements connected to Israel, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia.
OriginalJared Kushner has denied allegations of secret financial dealings involving Saudi Arabia and the UAE, calling them “completely insane” and “outrageous fabrications”. The claims, published in a Vanity Fair excerpt from an upcoming book, allege intelligence agencies monitored his hacked phone and uncovered links to accounts worth billions. Kushner’s legal team has threatened action.
OriginalJared Kushner has denied allegations of secret financial dealings involving Saudi Arabia and the UAE, calling them “completely insane” and “outrageous fabrications”. The claims, published in a Vanity Fair excerpt from an upcoming book, allege intelligence agencies monitored his hacked phone and uncovered links to accounts worth billions. Kushner’s legal team has threatened action.
OriginalJared Kushner vehemently denies explosive allegations from a new book and Vanity Fair report claiming foreign intelligence exposed secret multi-billion-dollar…
OriginalThe report claimed that bin Zayed and Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman were behind the idea of the account, as they wanted to set up a slush fund to help the Trump administration with its foreign policy goals.
OriginalThe report claimed that bin Zayed and Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman were behind the idea of the account, as they wanted to set up a slush fund to help the Trump administration with its foreign policy goals.
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