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Mwendesha Mashtaka anataka adhabu hiyo itolewe kwa Washtakiwa 5 kati ya 11 waliohusika na mauaji ya Mwandishi wa habari, Jamal Khashoggi
Mwendesha Mashtaka Msaidizi, Shalaan al-Shalaan amesema Khashoggi aliuawa katika ubalozi wa Saudi Arabia nchini Uturuki Oktoba 2 baada ya kuchomwa sindano ya sumu
Mwili wake ulikatwa katwa na kutolewa nje ya ubalozi huo ambapo mtu mmoja ambaye hajafahamika alikabidhiwa lakini hadi sasa haijafahamika ulipo mwili huo
Amesema Mwandishi huyo aliuawa baada ya majadiliano kuhusu kurudi kwake Saudia kushindikana na amri ya mauaji ilitolewa na aliyekuwa akiongoza majadiliano
Aliongeza kuwa Kiongozi huyo majadiliano ndiye aliyetumwa kumrudisha Khashoggi nyumbani na amri ya kumrudisha ilitoka kwa Mkurugenzi wa zamani wa Intelijensia, Ahmed al-Asiri
Aidha, ameeleza kuwa hana ufahamu wowote kama Mtoto wa Kifalme anayeongoza taifa hilo, Mohammed bin Salman alihusika
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Saudi Arabia’s public prosecutor is seeking the death penalty for five out of 11 suspects charged in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, his office said on Thursday, as the kingdom tries to overcome its biggest political crisis in a generation.
Khashoggi, a royal insider turned critic of Saudi policy, was killed in the country’s Istanbul consulate on Oct. 2, after a struggle, by a lethal injection dose, deputy public prosecutor and spokesman Shalaan al-Shalaan told reporters.
His body was dismembered, removed from the building and handed over to a “local cooperator”, whose identity has not been confirmed, he added. The whereabouts of Khashoggi’s remains are unknown.
Shalaan said the Washington Post columnist was murdered after “negotiations” for his return to the kingdom failed and that the killing was ordered by the head of a negotiating team sent to repatriate Khashoggi after he decided it was unfeasible to remove him from the consulate.
Shalaan said the order to repatriate Khashoggi had come from former deputy intelligence chief General Ahmed al-Asiri, who was sacked last month following an initial investigation.
Asked if Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman played a role in the murder, he said: “He did not have any knowledge.”
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has said the order for the operation came from the highest level of Saudi leadership but probably not King Salman, putting the spotlight instead on his 33-year-old heir Prince Mohammed.
U.S. President Donald Trump has suggested ultimate responsibility lies with the prince as de facto ruler.
Riyadh initially denied any knowledge of Khashoggi’s disappearance, then offered contradictory explanations including that he was killed in a rogue operation. The case has sparked a global outcry, opened the kingdom to possible sanctions and tarnished the image of Prince Mohammed.
Some details provided on Thursday again contradicted previous versions, none of which mentioned a drug-induced death and one of which called the killing premeditated based on information provided by Turkish authorities.
Mwendesha Mashtaka Msaidizi, Shalaan al-Shalaan amesema Khashoggi aliuawa katika ubalozi wa Saudi Arabia nchini Uturuki Oktoba 2 baada ya kuchomwa sindano ya sumu
Mwili wake ulikatwa katwa na kutolewa nje ya ubalozi huo ambapo mtu mmoja ambaye hajafahamika alikabidhiwa lakini hadi sasa haijafahamika ulipo mwili huo
Amesema Mwandishi huyo aliuawa baada ya majadiliano kuhusu kurudi kwake Saudia kushindikana na amri ya mauaji ilitolewa na aliyekuwa akiongoza majadiliano
Aliongeza kuwa Kiongozi huyo majadiliano ndiye aliyetumwa kumrudisha Khashoggi nyumbani na amri ya kumrudisha ilitoka kwa Mkurugenzi wa zamani wa Intelijensia, Ahmed al-Asiri
Aidha, ameeleza kuwa hana ufahamu wowote kama Mtoto wa Kifalme anayeongoza taifa hilo, Mohammed bin Salman alihusika
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Saudi Arabia’s public prosecutor is seeking the death penalty for five out of 11 suspects charged in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, his office said on Thursday, as the kingdom tries to overcome its biggest political crisis in a generation.
Khashoggi, a royal insider turned critic of Saudi policy, was killed in the country’s Istanbul consulate on Oct. 2, after a struggle, by a lethal injection dose, deputy public prosecutor and spokesman Shalaan al-Shalaan told reporters.
His body was dismembered, removed from the building and handed over to a “local cooperator”, whose identity has not been confirmed, he added. The whereabouts of Khashoggi’s remains are unknown.
Shalaan said the Washington Post columnist was murdered after “negotiations” for his return to the kingdom failed and that the killing was ordered by the head of a negotiating team sent to repatriate Khashoggi after he decided it was unfeasible to remove him from the consulate.
Shalaan said the order to repatriate Khashoggi had come from former deputy intelligence chief General Ahmed al-Asiri, who was sacked last month following an initial investigation.
Asked if Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman played a role in the murder, he said: “He did not have any knowledge.”
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has said the order for the operation came from the highest level of Saudi leadership but probably not King Salman, putting the spotlight instead on his 33-year-old heir Prince Mohammed.
U.S. President Donald Trump has suggested ultimate responsibility lies with the prince as de facto ruler.
Riyadh initially denied any knowledge of Khashoggi’s disappearance, then offered contradictory explanations including that he was killed in a rogue operation. The case has sparked a global outcry, opened the kingdom to possible sanctions and tarnished the image of Prince Mohammed.
Some details provided on Thursday again contradicted previous versions, none of which mentioned a drug-induced death and one of which called the killing premeditated based on information provided by Turkish authorities.