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ASSOCIATES of Daniel Kinahan will turn on the wanted mob boss in a desperate bid to save themselves, insiders last night revealed.The notorious Kinaha.

The insider told us: “I think he could go to Oman because that has certainly been mentioned in the past. “But people can now see that he was just a bully and an idiot for bringing the global spotlight of law enforcement on to his organisation.” “The other reason that he wanted to invest in the crypto industry is because he was constantly trying to impress people. “Everyone has now deserted him and he only has his ego to blame for the tsunami of trouble that he finds himself in.” “He will also be extremely paranoid as he waits for one of his inner circle to make a deal with the authorities. The source told the Irish Sun: “He will have been absolutely furious that the life that he has built up for himself in Dubai is now effectively over.

EXCLUSIVE: Senior gardai and Interpol have established that Moroccan thugs work with Daniel Kinahan's two main intermediaries in Europe.

You have police forces all over the world carrying out operations to disrupt the supply of cocaine but this is tackling it at its source.” Sources say while this did not wipe out the South American supply for Kinahan and other drug barons, it has been a major blow to it. They also had their assets frozen in the UAE. A senior Garda liaison officer is based there. Anti-drug officers are flooding the coca plantations in the hills of the South American country in a major clampdown on the cocaine trade. But by the time they are brought on their 5,000-mile journey to EU ports, the price of the narcotic has already skyrocketed to around €70,000 a kilo.

THIS is the exclusive residential building in Dubai where the Kinahans rented a luxury apartment with an upfront €46600 payment.

The announcement by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Thursday that the assets of the Kinahan cartel leaders are to be frozen in Dubai has sent the organised crime gang into a tailspin. The announcement by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Thursday that the assets of the Kinahan cartel leaders are to be frozen in Dubai has sent the organised crime gang into a tailspin. The leaked documents also show links between MTK Global and Ducashew Consultancy, one of the Kinahan companies that has been sanctioned by the US. Despite their well-publicised links to organised crime at the time of their move to Dubai, authorities there approved their incorporation of the free zone branch after a due diligence report said the Kinahan brothers were "low risk" and concluded "okay to proceed". Daniel and Christopher Kinahan Jnr rented a two-bedroom apartment on the 14th floor of the Iris Blue building in Dubai Marina, according to documents leaked to the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ). The owner of the apartment bought it the previous year for €630,000 and documents show the Kinahan siblings got one parking space in the underground car park as part of the agreement.

The issue of Fury's links to Daniel Kinahan, the alleged crime boss wanted by the US government, was persistently dodged throughout fight week.

Instead, the finale of his great speech, which ended to a round of applause from those in the press lounge, struck a rather untimely note as he insisted he didn’t need the “mansion and Rolls-Royce” boxing has given him. “None of my business” and “nowt to do with me”. Fury is not only an artful dodger in the ring, swooping out of reach as Whyte lunged with all the power in his armoury to be met with thin air time and again. So to the press conference, when in the corridors of the national stadium commenced a monologue which epitomised Fury’s popular appeal. There are photos of the WBC heavyweight champion with the alleged crime boss in Dubai as recently as February and Bob Arum has stated that Kinahan was paid millions of dollars for his involvement in the Deontay Wilder trilogy. Why, when former advisor Daniel Kinahan, has been accused of involvement in crimes so heinous that the US government have put a $5m bounty out for his arrest, will nobody address the most problematic and disconcerting of associations?

Criminal cartels face a new policing strategy where they and their money can be hunted across the world, Helen McEntee has said.

By working together we will ensure that organised crime does not pay.’ But, in the wake of MTK Global closing, the Justice Minister warned that the age of shadow companies and money laundering was over. Speaking to Extra.ie the minister commented: ‘The tireless efforts of An Garda Síochána in building an international law enforcement coalition to dismantle the Kinahan organised crime group sends the critical message that the forces of law and order will prevail over gangs which seek to spread misery, not only in our communities but internationally.’