British banking analyst jailed world news in Saudi Arabia for 10 years on ‘unknown tweet’

An analyst from the British Bank of America has been sentenced to a decade in Saudi Arabia Jail, which has been clearly since his lawyer since the social media post. The family of 41-year-old Ahmed Al-Dus believes that the allegations against him are stemmed from a deleted 2018 tweet about Sudan, who did not mention Saudi Arabia and mentioned his relationship with Saudi critic’s son in exile, Amnesty International said in a statement on Tuesday. The father was sentenced on Monday after allegations of violating terrorism and anti -cyber crime laws. “The exact tweet is unknown,” was posted on X by Al-Dus’s International Advocate Hade Discustle on Tuesday. “Their testing and prevention included fair tests and fixed procedure violations.” The lawyer said that the UK government should “stand firmly against the imprisonment of the British National to allegedly use its free speech rights.” The Saudi Arabia government did not respond to the requests of comments. “We are supporting a British man who is detained in Saudi Arabia and is in contact with his family and local authorities,” a spokesman for the foreign office in London said in a statement. Al-Dosh, a British citizen, was arrested in August 2024 at a Riyadh Airport, while trying to travel to Manchester, England with his family. His wife has since given birth to his fourth child. Al-Dosha’s wife, Amhar Noor, said in front of her husband’s sentence, “I rarely talk to my husband, but in some snatching conversations, it is clear that Ahmed is struggling.” The development came when US President Donald Trump was in Saudi Arabia, where many double citizens with Western relations and Saudi have been detained in social media positions in recent years, which can be seen as Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Dear Facto ruler of the country.