Among the ventures Solomon discussed was a $725 million contract that would allow surveillance planes to spy inside of Iran, according to AP. The Associated Press obtained tens of thousands of Azima’s emails that include communications between the businessman and Solomon. “Our businessman opportunities are so promising,” Solomon texted Azima in October 2014, the AP reported. Before Deux was shuttered, its partners considered a scheme to instigate regime change in Kuwait, AP reported. Azima was one of the bank’s directors, but he was off-limits to law enforcement, a retired prosecutor told AP.

Source: Huffington Post June 21, 2017 20:00 UTC