Dutch intelligence tracked the iPhone of the US president's son-in-law. They had access to secret accounts

According to an unpublished book excerpt by investigative journalist Matthew Cole, the Dutch Military Intelligence Service monitored Jared Kushner's iPhone from 2018 to 2019. The operation began in late 2017 when Dutch intelligence recruited a Russian hacker, gaining access to Kushner's phone and observing suspicious transactions linked to bank accounts associated with the UAE royal family. Reports suggest that leaders from the UAE and Saudi Arabia transferred at least $2 billion to accounts connected to Kushner. Kushner's lawyers denied any wrongdoing, asserting he had no knowledge of the accounts in question. Cole's findings raise potential legal implications regarding Kushner's foreign financial dealings.