No Saudi link with 9/11 terror attacks says ’28 page’ report
US Congress has released the classified 28 pages of its report on 9/11 terror attacks. The secret report had for years given rise to speculations that whether the Saudi government had any role in the terror attacks that killed 3000 people. According to the declassified report the inquiry had not found anything to link Saudi authorities to the terror attacks. But the report says the attackers might have got financial help from those who were residing in Saudi Arabia. “While in the United States, some of the September 11 hijackers were in contact with, and received support or assistance from, individuals who may be connected to the Saudi Government” says the Congressional report. The panel completed its inquiry on the terror attacks in 2002, but withheld 28 pages of the report for 13 years. This raised the speculation about the content of the report. The relatives of the victims of the terror attacks have been campaigning for the release of the 28 pages. They allege