Saudi Prince will not tolerate Salman's insult

Saudi Foreign Minister Adel Al-Jubayer

Saudi Prince will not tolerate Salman's insult

Foreign Minister Abdel al-Zubayer has described the call for the removal of Saudi Arabia's Prince Bin Salman as 'Red Line' after the killing of journalist Jamal Khasogi. He has made comments to the BBC.

Khasogi was assassinated on 2 October after entering the Saudi consulate of Turkey in Istanbul. This murder is said to be given by Prince Salman. Even the US Central Intelligence Agency CIA said the same thing.

Saudi Arabia has denied allegations of involvement of Prince Salman in the murder of Khasogi. The country's Foreign Minister Abdel al-Zubair has made the same claim to the BBC. He said that Yuvraj was not involved in the killing.

Talking to BBC Online, Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister said, "Our leadership in Saudi Arabia is a deadline (red line). The custodian of two sacred mosques (Badshah Salman) and Yuvraj (Mohammad bin Salman) is the last boundary (red line). They represent each Saudi citizen. Every Saudi citizen represents them. Saudi Arabia will not tolerate any insulting discussion about the King or the King. '

Abdel al-Zubair said, "We have clearly said that Yuvraj is not involved in the killing. Investigation is underway in this killing. We will punish those responsible. '

Saudi Arabia is concerned about Khasogi killings International pressure on Saudi King and Yuvraj There is a demand for the removal of Yuvraj. The news is that the King is facing opposition from within the Saudi royal family.

But US President Donald Trump is next to Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is accused of state patronage in Khasogi killing, but trumps to continue to have good relations with the country. He cleared, despite the CIA's decision, he will not take any action against the Prince or the Saudi government.

Both the Republican and Democrat camps have opposed this position of the Trump.

The US Congress has demanded to review the role of Prince Salman in the murder of Khasogi.