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Exclusive: ‘We strongly stand by Jordan’s King Abdullah,’ says Saudi FM

By France24
05 April 2021   |   10:39 am
Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister told FRANCE 24 on Sunday that the kingdom fully supported King Abdullah II of Jordan after the Jordanian authorities claimed they had foiled a "malicious plot" involving a former crown prince who had liaised with unspecified "foreign parties".

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