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KYIV. December 10th UNN. The last words before the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Hashotji were that he could not breathe. CNN reportedly cited this source, citing a source that listened to an audio recording of a massacre committed by a journalist in Istanbul, reports UNN .
"I can not breathe", – quotes the source of the last words of Hashodji. The TV channel broadcasts music on the audio recorder, which is specifically intended to silence the sound of a reporter's fight and the further dismemberment of his body.
According to the source, the record indicates that Hashogji's killers regularly called and reported what was happening.
Remember that Saudi journalist, columnist and writer Jamal Hashoqji is known for his critical remarks about Riyadh's current politics. In 2017, he left his country of origin and settled in the United States. The journalist regularly wrote articles for the Washington Post that analyzed the situation in Saudi Arabia and the country's foreign policy, without concealing the problematic aspects of government activity and criticizing Riyadh. On October 2, it was learned that Hashotji went to the Saudi Consulate General in Istanbul to file documents and that he had still not been contacted by the following. It was not until after October 20 that the Saudi government acknowledged that the journalist had been killed during a fight. Later, the country's Attorney General confirmed that the killing was intentional.
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