Saad Al-Jaberi, the former head of Saudi Arabia's intelligence service, who is now living in exile in Canada, has said in a new revelation that Mohammed bin Salman, the crown prince of this country, forged his father's signature on the declaration of war against Yemen.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Saad Al-Jabri, the former head of Saudi Arabia's intelligence service, has claimed that Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the crown prince of this country, forged his father's signature on the declaration of war in Yemen.

BBC World has said that this matter was told to him by a "credible and reliable" official related to the Ministry of Interior of Saudi Arabia.

According to some reports, Saad al-Jabri, who was the deputy of Mohammed bin Nayef, the former crown prince of Saudi Arabia and the head of the country's intelligence organization before June 2017, has the documents that Mohammed bin Salman is looking for.

According to Euronews, he claimed in this conversation that Prince Mohammed bin Salman was thinking of assassinating King Abdullah, the former king of Saudi Arabia, a topic he had previously raised in a conversation with CBS News in 2021.

Al-Jaberi said that he has no doubt that bin Salman planned to assassinate him.