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https://themoscowproject.org/breaking-down-the-mueller-report/breaking-down-the-mueller-report-the-seychelles-trip/
Key Facts from the Report
Erik Prince is a businessman and the brother of Trump’s education secretary Betsy DeVos. Prince “had relationships with various individuals associated with the Trump Campaign,” including Steve Bannon, Donald Trump Jr., and Roger Stone.
Kirill Dmitriev is the head of the sanctioned Russian Direct Investment Fund. Dmitriev “reported directly to Putin and frequently referred to Putin as his ‘boss.’” Dmitriev began pursuing meetings with Trump team officials soon after the election.
Although Prince did not have a formal role on the campaign or transition, he “frequently visited transition offices at Trump Tower” and discussed foreign policy issues and recommendations for national security appointees with Bannon.
The Seychelles meeting was arranged by George Nader, a lobbyist who has longstanding ties to Russia. Nader cooperated with the Mueller investigation and is described in the report as a “UAE national security advisor.”
Nader bragged to Dmitriev: “[Prince] is designated by Steve Bannon to meet you!”
Nader’s patron, UAE Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed, was also in the Seychelles at the time.
Prince and Dmitriev met twice on January 11, 2017; both times, Nader was present. Their goal was to establish a backchannel; Dmitriev was looking to “meet members of the incoming Trump administration.” The Mueller report redacted much of the information about these meetings.
Prince texted Bannon twice from the Seychelles after the meetings, but neither of the men could produce these texts for investigators and both claimed to not know where the texts went.