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Report: Kushner network tied to $2bn and Iran policy
A Vanity Fair investigation cited by Iranian outlets alleged that UAE and Saudi leaders placed about $2 billion in secret accounts accessible to Jared Kushner during Trump’s first term. According to the report, the funds were meant to advance backchannel deals including normalization between Arab states of the Persian Gulf and Israel and efforts to counter the Iran nuclear deal; Kushner denied the claims as false.
Khabar Online, citing the report, said Dutch military intelligence (MIVD) accessed Kushner’s phone and uncovered a financial and security network, with at least $2 billion routed through Azerbaijani banks to accounts he could access in Dubai and at Israel’s central bank. The report was described as an excerpt from Matthew Cole’s book Princes and Thieves.
Kushner rejected the allegations on X, calling the report a fabricated story without valid bank documents.
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- 1 واکنش تند کوشنر به افشاگری مجله ونیتی فیر درباره معاملات مالی محرمانه به ارزش صدها میلیون دلار با حاکمان کشورهای خلیج فارس
- 2 گزارش ونیتیفر از شبکه مالی سرّی کوشنر در دبی و تلآویو؛ ردپای ۲ میلیارد دلار رشوه سیاسی و پولشویی از طریق باکو / پاسخ تند داماد ترامپ به اتهام رشوه
- 3 از ابوظبی تا تلآویو؛ ردپای دو میلیارد دلار در دیپلماسی محرمانه جرد کوشنر