Saudi prosecutor meets Turkish intelligence on Khashoggi: Report!

• There was no immediate information on what was discussed.

Saudi Arabia's chief public prosecutor met members of Turkey's intelligence agency overnight as part of an investigation into the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, local media reported on Wednesday.

Attorney General Sheikh Saud Al Mojeb, who travelled to Istanbul this week, left his hotel around 2110 GMT on Tuesday escorted by a convoy and went to the regional head offices of the Turkish Intelligence Organisation (MIT), the private DHA news agency reported.

There was no immediate information on what was discussed.

Saudi Arabia had said the journalist was killed by a rogue operation and arrested 18 people allegedly connected to his death.

Mojeb met with Istanbul chief prosecutor Irfan Fidan twice this week and visited the consulate - the scene of the murder - on Tuesday.