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Cyberzenhub.com – Nearly 25 years after the Sept. 11 attacks, relatives of those killed are renewing their push for the release of classified government material they believe could clarify whether Saudi officials or agents assisted the hijackers. Their long-running civil case against Saudi Arabia is moving closer to trial, and newly obtained records have intensified their demands for greater transparency.
The families contend that recently disclosed evidence points to significant Saudi involvement in the attacks, an allegation Saudi Arabia has consistently rejected. Central to their case is Omar al-Bayoumi, a Saudi national who lived in the United States for much of the decade before 9/11 and whom the families describe as an intelligence-linked operative.…
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