Newly released documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein reveal discussions about accessing Libya’s frozen state assets, estimated at $80 billion, during the country’s political turmoil in 2011. An email suggests potential support from former British MI6 and Israeli Mossad officials to recover what it described as “stolen” assets, which could generate substantial financial gains. The correspondence emphasized Libya’s energy resources and reconstruction needs as opportunities for financial initiatives. It also noted talks with international law firms regarding contingency-fee arrangements for asset recovery efforts.
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