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Call for the coup in Saudi: Dissident prince urges uncles to seize power |
Call for the coup in Saudi: Dissident prince urges uncles to seize power
And the call for a coup against the current King Salman Bin Abdul Aziz, the exiled King Khaled bin Farhan al-Saud, who was exiled in Germany.
His accusation against the king, the country is being damaged due to the 'freaky' rule. And because of the call for the coup, the fear of Crown Prince Muhammad bin Salman's survival is increasing.
Because Salman has not been seen in any state or general ceremony and media since the alleged 'coup' of the Saudi Raj Palace on April 21. And the new post of Prince Khaled bin Farhan's rise to the crown has further strengthened the doubt.
In an interview with Middle East-based influential media Middle East, he said, "If Prince Prince Mulherin and Ahmed are united, they will get 99 percent support from the royal family, security forces and the army."
Khaled said, "There was a lot of anger among the royal family. After getting this information, my cousin Ahmed and Mulkerin, two of King Salman's two educated boys; Those who are capable of making smart and better changes are requested. I said we are all with them and we have our support. '
Earlier, on April 21 last year, the country tried a military coup. It is mentioned in the news that the current Prince Mohammad bin Salman has been shot.
It is also claimed that Iran-based media 'Kaehan' and 'Prince of Russia' Salman was not seen publicly since that incident.
This statement was later rejected by the Saudi royal family. The royal family said that Yuvraj is currently in Egypt.
Meanwhile, Iran's Fars news has said that Malik (King) Abdul Aziz did not attend a military academy in Saudi Arabia, named the Academy of Academy, Prince and Prince of Defense Salman bin Salman did not attend.
But in the previous years, the Defense Minister joined the ceremony.
Instead of bin Salman, Governor of Riyadh was Faisal bin Bandar bin Abdul Aziz as the chief guest on Sunday's program. This phenomenon is more susceptible to the physical condition of Saudi's most influential person.
In context, Prince Prince Khaled bin Farhan, who called the coup, has been in political asylum in Germany since 2013.
Note that since Saudi King Salman Bin Abdul Aziz announced his son Muhammad bin Salman in June, the conservative Muslim country is going through a big change.
32-year-old Prince Mohammad is trying to make Saudi Arabia's oil-based economic structure as well as to make his country more openly culturally. But the government has criticized the scope of criticism being shrinking day by day.
In order to consolidate the position of the boy, King Salman has made a big set of changes in the administration and the army in Saudi Arabia. Several ministers, prince and treasurer had to go to jail in 'anti-corruption campaign' led by Yuvraj.
Of course, most of them have been released after the payment of fat money. Analysts say that the consequences of such intervention of Yuvraj on government bureaucrats and officials, including the Saudi Prince, can lead to a horrific situation.
And the Crown Prince Salman has raised the question of the public for the last one month.
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