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CIA and claimed that their mission was to stage a "media provocation intended to sow chaos in the Central African Republic."

Clarissa Ward of CNN says intimidation effort made on Russia story →

Yes, even though a U.N. report documents "credible evidence" that it was the crown prince, as the CIA has said "with high confidence," who ordered Khashoggi hacked to death for criticizing him in print.

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