Hacked Phone Data Reportedly Shows Trump Son-in-Law's Dealings With Saudi and UAE Leaders

A report says data from a hacked phone belonging to a son-in-law of former President Donald Trump reveals his dealings with Saudi Arabia and the UAE. According to the report, UAE leader Mohammed bin Zayed and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman were behind the idea of an account. The account was reportedly meant to serve as a fund to advance the Trump administration's foreign policy goals. The original article also includes a response from the son-in-law, which is not detailed in the available text. The claims are drawn from the report and have not been independently verified in this summary.