Kushner has strongly denied the allegations, calling the claims "outrageous".
Trump's Son-In-Law's Hacked Phone Shows Secret Dealings With Saudi, UAE. His Reply
In short
The Trump administration's son-in-law has been accused of engaging in secret dealings with Saudi and UAE officials, including a phone hacked by a foreign intelligence service. The allegations have been strongly denied by Kushner, who calls the claims "outrageous." The incident underscores the ongoing scrutiny of the Trump administration's foreign policy ties.
Key points
- The Trump administration's son-in-law has been accused of engaging in secret dealings wit…: The Trump administration's son-in-law has been accused of engaging in secret dealings with Saudi and UAE officials.
- The allegations have been strongly denied by Kushner, who calls the claims "outrageous.": The allegations have been strongly denied by Kushner, who calls the claims "outrageous."
- The phone used in the hacking incident was found in a hotel room in the UAE.: The phone used in the hacking incident was found in a hotel room in the UAE.