Turkish Police Leave Saudi Consulate After Probe of Journalist’s Vanishing

Turkish police left Saudi Arabian Consulate General in Istanbul after having conducted a probe of the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, the TRT broadcaster reported on Tuesday.

On Monday, Turkish media reported that the joint Saudi-Turkish working group on the issue held a meeting in the police department in Istanbul. After that Turkish police officers were allowed to enter the Saudi consulate in the city.

Khashoggi, a columnist for The Washington Post, went missing in Turkey on October 2. According to the journalist's fiancee, he was invited to the Saudi consulate but never left the consulate building. Media reported that Turkish investigators believe the journalist was murdered inside the consulate, but Saudi Arabia has claimed that Khashoggi went missing after he left the building and authorized access to the consulate for the Turkish authorities.

A number of states, including Germany, France, Spain and the United Kingdom, have expressed serious concerns over the journalist's disappearance. US President Donald Trump on Saturday threatened to "punish" Riyadh if it was proven to be behind the suspected killing.

https://sputniknews.com/middleeast/201810161068919215-turkey-saudi-arabia-probe-police/

The Khashoggi Extortion Fiasco

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-10-15/khashoggi-extortion-fiasco

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America does not have to cancel the USD 110 Bn arms deal with Saudi Arabia. All it has to do is delay deliveries. Ironically, as if the recent developments are not worrying enough for the Saudis, on the 8th of October, the Yemeni Army has made advances into the Saudi territory and any disruption to the flow of American arms to the Saudis can have serious consequences on that seemingly unwinnable war.

Any whichever way, Saudi Arabia has definitely chosen the wrong time to move on Khashoggi, if it did. After all, we don’t really know what happened to him, and we cannot even zero out the possibility that he was kidnapped or killed by other operatives including Americans and Turkish. The media are busy focusing on their alleged attempts to find out what happened to Mr. Khashoggi, how he was killed, what torture was he subjected to, how was his body removed from the consulate etc. We will probably never find out the truth about what happened to him, but what is perhaps more pertinent and conceivable is to establish who benefits from the fall-out and how.

America, and the West in general, never really liked Saudi Arabia. At best, the West tolerated the ultra-conservative undemocratic suppressive kingdom of sand that exported fundamentalism and terror, but this can all change with a stroke of a pen and Saudi Arabia may soon find itself in need of protection from its protector.

>>3493003

Thanks anon.

Haven't had one for about a decade.

>>3493140

See how that works out for you pal!

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>>3493252

Greater Israel Looms as Zio-Saudis Vow Retaliation to Trump's “Severe Punishment”

http://www.thegoldwater.com/news/39399-Greater-Israel-Looms-as-Zio-Saudis-Vow-Retaliation-to-Trump-s-Severe-Punishment

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