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The FBI declassified the first document about the 9/11 attacks: what we learned from it

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has released the first declassified document on the 9/11 attacks, reports dw.com.

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On the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks in the United States, the FBI released the first of the declassified documents. It does not contain evidence of involvement in the conspiracy of Riyadh.

Joe Biden issued a decree on the declassification of materials on the attacks of September 11, 2001, the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) published the document on the evening of September 11. This 16-page document describes the contacts in the United States of two terrorists with their Saudi Arabian accomplices, but does not provide evidence of the Saudi government's involvement in the conspiracy.

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The document, dated April 4, 2016, describes a 2015 interview with an individual who was applying for U.S. citizenship and, years earlier, had repeated contact with Saudi nationals who investigators say provided "significant logistical support" to several of the hijackers. 11 September.

Days earlier, the Saudi Embassy in Washington said it supported full declassification of all documents as a way to "once and for all put an end to unfounded allegations against the kingdom" and that any claim of Saudi involvement was "categorically false." The government in Riyadh has always denied any involvement in the terrorist attacks in the United States. The Saudi authorities have not yet responded to the FBI's publication.

On September 3, Joe Biden ordered the release of information related to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks if the public interest outweighs the potential harm to the national security of the United States. The declassification of documents was in the presidential election promises.

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The families of the victims demanded that Biden release secret documents to shed light on this tragedy, which claimed so many lives. Otherwise, they refused to take part in commemorative events on the occasion of the anniversary of the tragedy. Most of the relatives of the victims of September 11 had in mind the information about the involvement in the organization of the terrorist attacks of Saudi Arabia.

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