🇸🇦🏴❌🇩🇪 — Dr. Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen, despite no official confirmation, is appointed as the man behind the Terror attack in Germany.
He was a Shia-turned-Atheist Saudi national, affiliated with the Underground Saudi Liberal-republican opposition, which opposes the Saudi Monarchy and wants its replacement for a Liberal-Democratic Government
Reportedly, He is wanted at the Arab kingdom for helping captagon drug trafficking networks and recently had problems with German authorities.
On his social media, which stopped posting moments before the attacks took place, he shared social media accounts affiliated with Anti-MBS Liberal groups as well used to share commonly Counter-Jihad influencers
🇸🇦🏴❌🇩🇪 — Dr. Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen, despite no official confirmation, is appointed as the man behind the Terror attack in Germany.
He was a Shia-turned-Atheist Saudi national, affiliated with the Underground Saudi Liberal-republican opposition, which opposes the Saudi Monarchy and wants its replacement for a Liberal-Democratic Government
Reportedly, He is wanted at the Arab kingdom for helping captagon drug trafficking networks and recently had problems with German authorities.
On his social media, which stopped posting moments before the attacks took place, he shared social media accounts affiliated with Anti-MBS Liberal groups as well used to share commonly Counter-Jihad influencers
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