Kronprints Muhammad forces his relatives to sell yachts, jewelry, mansions and villas. But what happens next with money from this sale?

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Recently, the Arabian princes have sold real estate, yachts and works of art for more than $ 600 million in the USA and Europe. The culprit of the mass of assets-36-year-old Crown Prince Muhammad Ben Salman, who actually rules Saudi Arabia (KSA) on behalf of a decrepit father, king of Salman. He cut the content to the uncles and aunts, brothers and sisters, closed access to profitable state contracts and repeatedly and unequivocally made it clear that he did not welcome the manifestations of wealth. But all this violent anti -corruption activity has the opposite side.
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