Former Saudi Arabian spy boss admits he was almost killed by Mohammad bin Salman

RIYADH – Surprising testimony came out of the mouth of the former head of Saudi Arabia’s intelligence, Saad bin Khalid Al Jabri. He admitted that the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Prince Mohammad bin Salman (MBS) had tried to kill him.

At that time Saad was in exile in Canada. Saad thinks he wants to be eliminated like the case of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Launching CBS on October 24, 2021, Saad even called MBS a psychopath. Saad said MBS had seized power from Mohammed bin Nayef.

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But instead, Nayef was arrested by MBS in 2017. It is known that Saad wanted to be killed because he was close to Mohammad bin Nayef.

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Meanwhile, the Washington Post said that Saad was targeted for assassination because he knew important secrets about the power struggle in Saudi Arabia.

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Other information reported by Sindonews, MBS sent around 50 “tiger troops” in October 2018.

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