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“Top Saudi intelligence officials close to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman asked a small group of businessmen last year about using private companies to assassinate Iranian enemies of the kingdom,” three people familiar with the discussions said
Top Saudi officials discussed assassinating Qassim Suleimani, Iranian officials: NYT report
According to the report, “The Saudis inquired at a time when Prince Mohammed, then the deputy crown prince and defense minister, was consolidating power and directing his advisers to escalate military and intelligence operations outside the kingdom. Their discussions, more than a year before the killing of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi, indicate that top Saudi officials have considered assassinations since the beginning of Prince Mohammed’s ascent”. “Saudi officials have portrayed Mr. Khashoggi’s death as a rogue killing ordered by an official who has since been fired. But that official, Maj. Gen. Ahmed al-Assiri, was present for a meeting in March 2017 in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, where the businessmen pitched a $2 billion plan to use private intelligence operatives to try to sabotage the Iranian economy,” it said. During the discussion, General Assiri’s top aides inquired about killing Qassim Suleimani, the leader of the Quds Force of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps and a man considered a determined enemy of Saudi Arabia. During the March 2017 meeting about the plan to sabotage Iran’s economy, according to the three people familiar with the discussions, the Saudis asked the businessmen whether they also “conducted kinetics” — lethal operations — saying they were interested in killing senior Iranian officials. The businessmen hesitated, saying they would need to consult their lawyer. The lawyer flatly rejected the plan, and the businessmen told the Saudis they would not take part in any assassinations.
Although Iran and China have a strong and prominent political and economic relation, the people of the two countries do not know much about each other; so, what should the Iranian and Chinese governments do to elevate such bilateral knowledge?
Iran and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for expanding economic cooperation in a variety of areas at the end of the two countries’ 3rd Joint Economic Committee meeting.
Iran’s Economy Minister Ehsan Khandouzi said he has held favorable talks with his Saudi Arabian counterpart during his visit to the Arab country.
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