The mystery of the murder of Saudi journalist discovered that the prince used war poisons

The journalist who was killed in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul shortly before his death has provided strong evidence that Saudi soldiers in Yemen were using the white phosphorus v. Hooke in Yemen.

According to new data, which had “decoupled” from diplomatic circles, Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who before he was killed and broken up in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, was planning to publish records that Saudi soldiers used chemical poisons in the Yemen war.

I met with Khashogg a week before his murder in the consulate. He was very concerned, he told me that he has provided evidence that Saudi Arabia has used white phosphorus in the wars against Hoover in Yemen”, said one of the journalist's associates, whose identity has not yet been disclosed.

The data on this evidence has been received by Iranian and British media, provided they do not disclose its name and true position, media reports.