During Donald Trump's first term, US policy in the Middle East was run by two sheikhs, a mercenary king and a pedophile, and his son-in-law Jared Kushner made money from it. This is what was said in the book "Princes and Thieves: The Secret Conspiracy of Jared Kushner and Mohammed Bin Zayed to Reshape the Middle East" by American investigative journalist Matthew Cole. Cole tells how the UAE and Saudi Arabia influenced Trump's son-in-law and US foreign policy. This story includes secret accounts, the hacking of Kushner's phone by Dutch and Russian intelligence, a pedophile political consultant, the founder of the world's largest private military company and most importantly billions of dollars. It also has a place for Ukraine: the Emirates wanted to gather here an army of mercenaries from the ATO and OOS veterans for their war in Libya. Cole says he worked on the investigation for five years and spoke to more than 50 anonymous sources. Read more interesting moments from his book in the restoration of Babylon.

During Donald Trump's first term, US policy in the Middle East was run by two sheikhs, a mercenary king and a pedophile, and his son-in-law Jared Kushner made money from it. This is what was said in the book "Princes and Thieves: The Secret Conspiracy of Jared Kushner and Mohammed Bin Zayed to Reshape the Middle East" by American investigative journalist Matthew Cole. Cole tells how the UAE and Saudi Arabia influenced Trump's son-in-law and US foreign policy. This story includes secret accounts, the hacking of Kushner's phone by Dutch and Russian intelligence, a pedophile political consultant, the founder of the world's largest private military company and most importantly billions of dollars. It also has a place for Ukraine: the Emirates wanted to gather here an army of mercenaries from the ATO and OOS veterans for their war in Libya. Cole says he worked on the investigation for five years and spoke to more than 50 anonymous sources. Read more interesting moments from his book in the restoration of Babylon.