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High-Level Saudi Visit Follows Multimillion-Dollar Foreign Influence Operation
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July 12, 2021

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Top Biden administration officials hosted Saudi Arabia’s Prince Khalid bin Salman amid additional revelations about Khashoggi’s murder and follows millions of dollars the Saudi government has spent in foreign influence and lobbying targeting the U.S.

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