The famous revealer of the secrets of Al-Saud announced that Muhammad bin Salman may release the Saudi princes for various reasons.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency International Group, the account of Mujtahid, the famous Saudi whistleblower, announced on his Twitter page that “Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman” may order the release of the detained princes.
According to Arabic 21, the mujtahid revealed: Saudi Deputy Defense Minister Khalid bin Salman’s visit to the United States took place after the CIA director’s visit to Saudi Arabia to arrange for Mohammed bin Salman to submit to US demands without compromising his credibility.
He further added: There is almost an agreement that bin Salman will fulfill the most important US demand, which is to stop any strategic cooperation with China and then increase oil production, as well as to release the detained princes.
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The famous Saudi whistleblower emphasized: Bin Salman wants to maintain his credibility with two things: The first was to block the charges against him, and the answer was that the Americans had no power over the judiciary but could persuade former Saudi intelligence chief Saad al-Jabri to withdraw his complaint in exchange for the release of his children. And second, US President Joe Biden’s visit to Saudi Arabia to make it appear that he has surrendered to bin Salman’s demands.
Saudi authorities are arresting a group of high-ranking princes of the ruling family, most notably former Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef and former Riyadh Emir Turki bin Abdullah and other princes.
News Network CNN quoted informed sources as saying that Joe Biden may meet with Mohammed bin Salman next June.
Accordingly, the meeting will take place at the same time as the Gulf Cooperation Council meeting in Riyadh next month. Biden government officials are in talks with the Saudis to arrange a face-to-face meeting between him and bin Salman during Biden’s visit next month.
The meeting comes at a time when relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia have been strained since the election of Joe Biden as President of the United States.