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Posted on July 21, 2021 by admin

Tom Barrack’s Arrest Puts the Spotlight on United Arab Emirates’ Crucial Role in Trump’s Foreign Policy

Trump ally Tom Barrack’s arrest put a spotlight on the United Arab Emirates, a key player in former President Donald Trump’s Middle East policy.

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