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Prince salman accused of forging father's signature?
A big allegation has been made against Saudi Arabia's prince Mohammed bin Salman. Former Saudi intelligence officer Saad al-Jabri has accused Mohammed bin salman of forging a signature. He said that the Prince forged his father King Salman's signature on a royal decree. Due to this decree, the war in yemen started. Saad al-Jabri said this in an interview to the BBC. Apart from this, he has also said this in a statement given to the news agency Associated Press.
Al Jabri said that the prince had signed this without informing his father. Currently, Al Jabri is living in exile in Canada. He has been in enmity with the Saudi Arabian government for a long time. Jabri's two children are imprisoned in Saudi Arabia. Jabri has alleged that by imprisoning his children, the Saudi government is forcing him to call the country. Jabri accused the Crown prince and said that he wanted to kill him.
Jabari called himself dedicated to Saudi
In AP's report, Jabari said that the crown prince had made a complete plan to kill him. He will not get peace until I am killed. I have no doubt about this.' Jabari said that he would make every possible effort to free his children from captivity. Along with this, he said that he is not anti-national, but a high-level officer of the country and is dedicated to the defense of Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia called Jabari a disgraced officer
Al Jabari has claimed that a reliable source from the Saudi home Ministry told him that when the Prince was the Defense Minister of the country, he signed a royal decree without informing his father. Jabari told that due to this fake signature, saudi arabia went ahead with the plan of ground attack in Yemen. The Saudi government has completely rejected this claim of Al Jabari. It also said that he is a disgraced officer.