Kushner disappoints Mideast clients who spent millions seeking sway
Gulf investors say their Affinity Partners stakes brought no sway in Washington as Trump’s Iran war undercut their security goals, Bloomberg reported.
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Gulf states that bankrolled Trump's son-in-law are now furious they got burned: report
Gulf states that poured hundreds of millions into Jared Kushner's private equity firm are openly griping that they got little for their money, Bloomberg reported Wednesday.Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE funneled enormous sums into Affinity Partners, Kushner's Florida-based investment vehicle, in h...
Jared Kushner has a billion problem
Over the course of President Donald Trump’s second administration, his son-in-law and envoy Jared Kushner has been raking in vast sums of money from Gulf nations that hope to buy White House influence. But according to new reporting from Bloomberg, while these countries have lined Kushner’s pockets, Trump’s decision to launch war on Iran shows that they got little in return, and they’re not happy about it.As Bloomberg explains, Kushner has been …
The countries of the Persian Gulf are disappointed by Jared Kouchner because of the US war against Iran, Bloomberg writes. Qatar, Saudi Arabia and UAE, which invested billions of dollars in Donald Trump's brother-in-law fund, expected not only profits, but also greater influence on White House policies. However, Trump's support for the Gulf war against Iran, which was opposed by the Gulf countries, has caused serious disappointment among their e…
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