Prince of Peace was released in a $ 1 billion deal

Miteb bin Abdullah

Authorities claim that Saudi Arabia's Prince Mitcheb bin Abdullah, who was arrested as anti-corruption, was released three weeks later.
He was spotted as a contender for the throne and was released after acknowledging that he had given more than $ 1 million as an "acceptable agreement".
He was one of more than 200 political and professional figures arrested on November 4, as anti-corruption action.
Three more have agreed to the deal with the Saudi government. "Yes, Prince Mitab has been released," the government has told a closer information to the AFI.

He was the cousin of Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who led the Saudi National Army.
He is the royal family who has the most political influence of those arrested in anti-corruption activities.
Former King Abdullah's son was shortly before his arrest.
Princes, ministers and businessmen arrested were kept in a luxury hotel in Riyadh.
Saudi authorities disbanded their assets.

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