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(Crown Prince Mohammed), in connection with RDIF's dealings with the UAE.[1] Putin wanted Dmitriev to be in charge of both the financial and the political relationship between Russia and the Gulf states, in part because Dmitriev had been educated in the West and spoke English fluently.[2] Nader considered Dmitriev to be Putin's interlocutor in the Gulf region, and would relay Dmitriev's views directly to Crown Prince Mohammed.[3]
Nader developed contacts with both U.S. presidential campaigns during the 2016 election, and kept Dmitriev abreast of his efforts to do so.[4] According to Nader, Dmitriev said that his and the government of Russia's preference was for candidate Trump to win, and asked Nader to assist him in meeting members of the Trump Campaign.[5] Grand Jury[6] Nader did not introduce Dmitriev to anyone associated with the Trump Campaign before the election.[7]
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Erik Prince is a businessman who had relationships with various individuals associated with the Trump Campaign, including Steve Bannon, Donald Trump Jr., and Roger Stone.[13] Prince did not have a formal role in the Campaign, although he offered to host a fundraiser for
- ↑ Nader 1/22/18 302, at 1–2; Nader 1/23/18 302, at 2–3; 5/3/16 Email, Nader to Phares; Grand Jury
- ↑ Nader 1/22/18 302, at 1–2.
- ↑ Nader 1/22/18 302, at 3.
- ↑ Nader 1/22/18 302, at 3; Grand Jury.
- ↑ Nader 1/22/18 302, at 3; Grand Jury.
- ↑ Grand Jury
- ↑ Nader 1/22/18 302, at 3.
- ↑ Grand Jury
- ↑ Grand Jury
- ↑ Grand Jury
- ↑ Grand Jury
- ↑ Grand Jury
- ↑ Prince 4/4/18 302. at 1–5; Bannon 2/14/18 302, at 21.
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