The US Senate makes the Saudi Arabian crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for the murder of Khashoggi responsible. He recommended to end the U.S. support for the Saudi Arabia-led war use in Yemen.
The U.S. Senate has approved a Resolution which gives the Saudi crown Prince Mohammed of the blame for the death of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The Congress chamber also approved the recommendation that the United States does not support the Saudi Arabia-led war use in Yemen for longer.
U.S. Senator Corker, in the case of Khashoggi against President Trump.
The Republican Chairman of the influential foreign Affairs Committee in the Senate, Bob Corker, had submitted the draft. Was supported Corker, among other things, the majority leader of the Congress chamber, his party colleague, Mitch McConnell. In the draft, among other things, the arms purchases by the Kingdom to be criticized in China and Russia.
Affront to Trump
With the decisions of the Congress chamber frontal against US President Donald Trump who doubts the involvement of the powerful heir to the throne of the crime.
Whether the template will have concrete consequences, is open. The house of representatives would have to also agree. However, it is unclear whether sickly will address the chamber this year. Even then, the law of the Trump itself would have to be signed, or the size of the majority will be found to override a possible Veto by the President.
the President continues to be behind bin Salman
From the body Khashoggis continues to be a lack of any track.
Trump was reluctant to respond to findings of the U.S. secret service, the CIA, according to which the crown Prince for the murder of Khashoggi arranged. This was gone at the beginning of October, when he wanted to pick up in the Saudi Arabian Consulate in Istanbul documents. His body remains missing. The Saudi Royal house has rejected any involvement in the crime. The Prosecutor’s office of the Kingdom has charged eleven Suspects.
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