Clinton 11 watches answered questions about the terrorist attack in Benghazi

Ex-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for 11 hours answered the questions of Congress on the case about the terrorist attack in Benghazi, the victims of which were the US ambassador Christopher Stevens and three more Americans. The interrogation began yesterday.

She continued to insist that she had not broken any rules and that the Benghazi tragedy could not have been prevented. The former secretary of state also reiterated that part of the reason for the attack on the embassy was the film “The Innocence of Islam,” although there is ample evidence that the attack was planned without any connection to the film.

Regarding the fact that the State Department ignored Stevens’s requests for enhanced security, Clinton said that she had no relation to these issues and did not see his requests at all to the security departments of the foreign ministry, but not to her.

Clinton also acknowledged that she received emails from her longtime associate Sidney Blumenthal, who considered himself an expert on Libya, while Ambassador Stevens did not know her email address at all. Recall, Clinton confessed that she conducted official correspondence through lichny, unprotected box email, not through service.

In general, the main contender for the post of the candidate for the presidency of the Democratic Party insisted that the case of the terrorist act in Benghazi is closed and there is no sense in returning to it. Some Democrats argue that the Republicans formed a commission using their majority in the House of Representatives, and the only reason for this is the desire to harm the Clinton campaign.

Hillary Clinton leads as a candidate from the democratic party to the opportunity to run for the presidency of the United States.

The terrorist attack in Benghazi was 11 September 2012 of the year, Ambassador Christopher Stevens and Foreign Service official Sean Smith died. A few hours later, a second attack killed two CIA personnel, Tyrone Woods and Glen Doherty, and another ten people were injured.