‘28 pages’ find no Saudi link to 9/11

The White House has said previously classified papers concerning the 9/11 attacks released on Friday show there had been no official Saudi role. Lawmakers and victims’ families campaigned for years for their publication, alleging high-level Saudis were complicit in the attacks. The pages from the 2002 report found it likely the attackers got financial help […]

The White House has said previously classified papers concerning the 9/11 attacks released on Friday show there had been no official Saudi role.
Lawmakers and victims’ families campaigned for years for their publication, alleging high-level Saudis were complicit in the attacks.
The pages from the 2002 report found it likely the attackers got financial help from people inside the kingdom.
Fifteen of the 19 hijackers who staged the 2001 attacks were Saudi nationals.
But several sections – informally known as “the 28 Pages” – were withheld from the public for 13 years, fuelling speculation about their contents.