Khashoggi: The assassination of Skype by a prince advisor

Saud al Qahtani, a close advisor and head of social media communication for Saudi hereditary prince Mohammed bin Salman, will lead the operations that led to the badbadination of Jamal Khashoggi at the Istanbul consulate in Istanbul via Skype. This was revealed by Turkish intelligence sources, according to which President Erdogan would have in hand the recording that proves his virtual presence at least during the first part of the so-called "death squad"'s intervention ". Qahtani would have ordered 007: "bring me the dog's head".

The Turkish and American Presidents, Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Donald Trump, discussed a phone call in the Jamal Khashoggi case. According to sources of the Presidency of Ankara, according to which the two leaders stressed that on the subject "must be informed in all its aspects". Erdogan announced that he would make public the results of the investigation tomorrow morning.

the Magistrates of Istanbul prosecutors interrogate 5 other Turkish employees as witnesses of the Saudi consulate as part of the investigation. In recent days, more than 20 other employees had been heard and many said they were asked not to report for work on the day of the journalist 's death. The Turkish daily Yeni Safak, very close to the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, writes that at least four calls were made by the Saudi consulate of Istanbul to the office of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on the day of the day. Assbadination of the journalist. According to the newspaper Maher Abdulaziz Mutreb, the agent considered the closest to the prince among the members of the so-called "death squad" of the 15 agents of Riad, allegedly called from his mobile phone to Badr to Asaker, director of the office from bin Salman.

Mutreb himself is said to have also called a number in the United States, which would be attributed to the Saudi ambbadador in Washington, Khaled bin Salman, the younger brother of the Crown Prince, who had returned to Riyadh meanwhile.

and Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman telephoned Jamal Khashoggi's son – he said in an official note – to express his condolences. This move comes as international pressure grows on the Saudi kingdom in the face of the October 2 murder in circumstances that are not yet clear. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he would provide details on the case in a speech to the Turkish parliament expected tomorrow, the very day of the opening of the economic summit entitled "Davos in the desert ", chaired by Prince Bin Salman, in Riyadh. they decided to desert after Khashoggi's badbadination.

The Saudi consulate in Istanbul has phoned at least 4 times the office of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on the day of Jamal Khashoggi's badbadination.