There is no evidence of Saudi involvement

After years of secrecy, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on Saturday evening released a newly declassified 16-page document relating to the lead-up to the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

And these partially redacted pages provided no evidence that the Saudi government was in any way involved in these horrific attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people.

A U.S. government committee also failed to find evidence that Saudi Arabia was funding al-Qaeda, for which the Afghan Taliban provided safe haven at the time, according to what Reuters reported on Sunday, based on of what this document revealed.

Saudis urged to release documents

It is noteworthy that many current and former Saudi officials have repeatedly pointed out that the government has nothing to do with these terrorist attacks.

The Saudi Embassy in Washington underlined, in a statement a few days ago (September 8), that the Kingdom continues to favor transparency regarding the events of September 11, and welcomes the publication by the American authorities of documents. declassified linked to these attacks.

And he believed at the time that the document that will be revealed, as well as previous investigations, including the 9/11 commission, did not show any evidence that the Kingdom government or any of its officials had prior knowledge of the terrorist attacks. or have been involved in any way in their planning or execution. .

(Reuters) September 11 attacks

The disclosure of this document comes after the United States yesterday commemorated the 20th anniversary of this horrific tragedy. US President Joe Biden commemorated this bitter occasion by visiting each of the sites of the hijacked plane crashes in 2001, to commemorate the victims of the devastating attack.

It should be noted that this year’s anniversary came shortly after the end of the war that US forces started in Afghanistan nearly 20 years ago to eliminate al-Qaeda, which carried out the attacks on 11 September.

However, in an interview with reporters yesterday, Biden confirmed that the terrorist organization has not ended, and that it has appeared in other places (other than Afghanistan), but at the same time stressed time that his country cannot interfere in all the countries where al-Qaeda appears.