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The New Testament page said on Twitter on Sunday, August 27, 2017, that it had found information that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman used a secret prison in which several officers and princes were involved.
The page, which says it is close to the decision-making room inside the Royal Palace in Saudi Arabia, that the son of Salman used the prison in the area of Qadeya (south-west of Riyadh), adding that the prisoners are a number of princes and officers follow the former Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, In addition to a number of air force officers.
The page showed that the number of officers held in the secret prison of Ben Salman reached 70 officers, adding that among them are different senior ranks (rank above and above), and 2 of them rank of brigade.
Bin Nayef, who has not appeared since June 21, 2017, has been obsessed with bin Laden's video.
The "New Testament" page talked about the dismissal of Ben Nayef about a month ago, and was one of the most prominent details of the coup against Ben Nayef, and what happened to him the night forced him to give up his post.
Late on Saturday night, the New Testament published a tweet saying that Bin Salman might oust Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir and adviser at the Royal Court Saud al-Qahtani at any moment, explaining that this was due to their "failure to manage the Qatari crisis" .
The US magazine, Atlantic, said that bin Salman intends to isolate al-Jubair, after he managed to overthrow his cousin Ben Nayef. Bin Salman plans to appoint his brother, the Saudi ambassador to the United States, Khalid bin Salman instead of al-Jubair, as minister to Saudi Arabia's foreign minister.
Al-Jubeir is currently representing his country in the Gulf crisis, whose settlement efforts have reached an impasse, raising questions about the satisfaction of the Saudi leadership with the current foreign minister.
Since June 5, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt have severed their relations with Qatar and imposed punitive measures on the grounds of their "support for terrorism," which Doha has vehemently denied.
The page, which says it is close to the decision-making room inside the Royal Palace in Saudi Arabia, that the son of Salman used the prison in the area of Qadeya (south-west of Riyadh), adding that the prisoners are a number of princes and officers follow the former Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, In addition to a number of air force officers.
The page showed that the number of officers held in the secret prison of Ben Salman reached 70 officers, adding that among them are different senior ranks (rank above and above), and 2 of them rank of brigade.
Bin Nayef, who has not appeared since June 21, 2017, has been obsessed with bin Laden's video.
The "New Testament" page talked about the dismissal of Ben Nayef about a month ago, and was one of the most prominent details of the coup against Ben Nayef, and what happened to him the night forced him to give up his post.
Late on Saturday night, the New Testament published a tweet saying that Bin Salman might oust Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir and adviser at the Royal Court Saud al-Qahtani at any moment, explaining that this was due to their "failure to manage the Qatari crisis" .
The US magazine, Atlantic, said that bin Salman intends to isolate al-Jubair, after he managed to overthrow his cousin Ben Nayef. Bin Salman plans to appoint his brother, the Saudi ambassador to the United States, Khalid bin Salman instead of al-Jubair, as minister to Saudi Arabia's foreign minister.
Al-Jubeir is currently representing his country in the Gulf crisis, whose settlement efforts have reached an impasse, raising questions about the satisfaction of the Saudi leadership with the current foreign minister.
Since June 5, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt have severed their relations with Qatar and imposed punitive measures on the grounds of their "support for terrorism," which Doha has vehemently denied.
