WASHINGTON: The US government said on Monday that he would review relevant files with the September 11 attacks after the victim’s family asked President Joe Biden to pass a warning unless he declassified the documents they would show that Saudi Arabian leaders supported the attack.
“My administration is committed to ensuring the maximum transparency level based on the law,” Biden said in a statement.
“I welcome the Justice Archiving Department today, who is committed to conducting a new review of documents where the government previously confirmed the privilege, and did it as soon as possible.” Family members of the victims of the attack on New York and Washington, which killed nearly 3,000 people, made an attraction for Biden in a letter released on Friday as a 20-year anniversary.
Saudi Arabia said it did not have a role in aircraft attacks hijacked.
The Saudi Embassy in Washington did not immediately respond to a request for comments on Monday.
US Audrey Strauss’s lawyer office, in Manhattan on Monday said that the FBI had “decided to review” previous claims made about why it could not release some information requested by the family.
The prosecutor said the FBI had decided to review the previous statement made about the special document “to identify additional information according to disclosure” and add that “will reveal the information quickly.” James Kreindler, a lawyer for some families, said that he and his client hoped for the Move the FBI justice department and justice indicated that “we will get the documents we have been looking for for years.” He said these documents included reports on investigating attacks and documents related to Encore Operations, Review by the FBI from the September 11 probe conducted in 2016.
The victim’s family and their lawyers had complained for years that US agents were sitting In documents that explain the Saudi Arabian link to the attackers.
“We appreciate President Biden acknowledge our family today because we pursue justice and accountability to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,” Brett Eagleson, whose father Bruce Eagleson was killed, said in a statement.
“Unfortunately, however, we have heard many empty promises before.” Eagleson’s statement said the Ministry of Justice “could act immediately to produce documents including the untrained 2016 FBI assessment report from the old investigation of the Bureau of the Saudi government agent who was known to have provided great assistance to the ‘hijacker, and telephone.
Note and statement of witnesses.”