‘Abdullah Badawi’ profited from Saddam’s oil scam: WMD report
K Kabilan
Oct 8, 04
7:10pm
Several Malaysians, including one ‘Abdullah Badawi’, had gained illegal financial benefit from deposed Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein in an illicit deal involving the United Nations-administered oil-for-food programme some years ago, according to a report released on Wednesday.
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Several Malaysians, including one ‘Abdullah Badawi’, had gained illegal financial benefit from deposed Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein in an illicit deal involving the United Nations-administered oil-for-food programme some years ago, according to a report released on Wednesday.