According to Al Rai, the public prosecution is investigating how and why the four suspects had received money in their banks accounts from abroad
Four Kuwaitis, two lawmakers, a former minister and a businessman, are allegedly implicated in a “huge case of money-laundering”, a Kuwaiti daily reported on Wednesday.
According to Al Rai, the public prosecution is investigating how and why the four suspects had received money in their banks accounts from abroad.
The daily, quoting sources it did not identify, said that the foursome received 87 million Dinars (around $300 million) over several installments, reportedly from Iran and Russia. The amount was subsequently transferred to other accounts belonging to the four suspects, the daily said.
The public prosecution has already contacted Kuwait’s central bank to identify the sources of the amounts, and whether they have been deposited legally in the suspects’ accounts, the daily said.
According to Al Rai, the public prosecution is investigating how and why the four suspects had received money in their banks accounts from abroad.
The daily, quoting sources it did not identify, said that the foursome received 87 million Dinars (around $300 million) over several installments, reportedly from Iran and Russia. The amount was subsequently transferred to other accounts belonging to the four suspects, the daily said.
The public prosecution has already contacted Kuwait’s central bank to identify the sources of the amounts, and whether they have been deposited legally in the suspects’ accounts, the daily said.
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