Uber CEO expresses regret for describing the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi as a “mistake”
His death sparked a global furor surrounding the Saudi royal family. His slaying took place in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul and was carried out by a 15-man hit squad that traveled from Saudi Arabia on diplomatic passports.
Saudi Arabia’s ruling family has repeatedly denied it ordered the murder of Khashoggi, but evidence has mounted since his death that implicates high-level Saudi officials, and the CIA concluded that theThe crown prince recently said he takes “full responsibility” for the murder but denied allegations that he ordered the killing. In an interview with CBS’s “60 Minutes,” he said the killing was a “heinous crime” and a “mistake” by individuals working for the Saudi government.
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