Hatice Cengiz calls on Joe Biden to serve justice after US finds Mohammed bin Salman approved journalist’s killingJamal Khashoggi’s fiancee has said Mohammed bin Salman must be “punished without delay” after the publication of a US intelligence assessment found the Saudi crown prince approved of the journalist’s killing.“The truth – that was already known – has been revealed one more time, and is now confirmed,” said Hatice Cengiz, a Turkish researcher who was engaged to marry Khashoggi, in a statement on Monday. “Yet this is not enough, since the truth can only be meaningful when it serves justice being achieved.” Continue reading...
Sunday 18 April 2021
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Khashoggi fiancee: Saudi crown prince must be punished without delay
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