The justice department's criminal appeal opened five count on Tuesday accused Iran of support agent, conspiracy assassination Saudi ambassador in the United States, is probably in Washington and the Saudi bomb the embassy
Riyadh envoy to Washington, aluminum, is Jubeir via manual picking, reliable oil is rich in resources of the constitutional monarchy king abdullah envoy.
A the royal family, aluminum, Jubeir, 49, a Saudi embassy after the congress of contact and information office (his brother, at present for this role) the man responsible. In Saudi Arabia, yemen, Germany and Lebanon to accept education, aluminum Jubeir him from Georgetown university for a master's degree. In 1987 he joined Saudi foreign service.
Last month, envoys reported Jubeir aluminum personally brought the king abdullah in the White House on September from Saudi Arabia Obama the President's message read. And then, he left Saudi Arabia again almost immediately. The White House and the Saudi embassy did not disclose the theme of the letters of contents.
Experts in the Middle East sources said, Jubeir already appeared this autumn trip-either, or in the calibration of subtle, in the area of foreign and influence, he just avoid them, and they worry.
Mainly sunni Saudi Arabia and to give priority to the Shiite Iran sectarian tensions in recent months have been growing, recent Arab spring uprising, Saudi Arabia to Iran's nuclear program to the worries, and more widely in the area of Saudi Arabia and Iran against intensified. These tensions, has become the leader in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia improve has his own concerns, the crowd discontent and their countries within the boundary of the prospect of regime change struggle.




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