Lebanon reportedly files new lawsuit against former central bank chief Riad Salameh, also indicting ex-commercial banker Samir Hanna over alleged financial crimes
Judicial sources indicate that Salameh and Hanna, former head of Lebanon's Bank Audi, are accused of embezzling tens of millions in funds from the Lebanese central bank. This marks the first time a commercial banker has been indicted in a financial crimes case related to Salameh, suggesting an expansion of investigations into the private sector. Salameh, who denies wrongdoing, has faced previous indictments and investigations both domestically and abroad.
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