Cousin's son naturalized reaches high rank
Investigations have revealed that a deceased officer in Kuwait, who had obtained citizenship back in 1965, falsified records by registering his children and five of his Syrian brothers as his own. They were added to his file as his offspring through methods of forgery. After his death, DNA tests showed that five of those registered as his children are not his biological children but are actually the offspring of his Syrian brothers, whom he illegally included in his records. Based on this evidence and investigations, the authorities revoked the citizenship of the officer and his verified family members, while continuing to investigate the remaining residents who are the children of his brothers. This case is considered one of the largest instances of forgery, exposing a complex network of family relationships and widespread documentation of false paternity claims spanning decades.
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