The investigation documents of the "9.11" incident should be made public!

Original title: & ldquo; 9· 11” Incident investigation documents, to be made public!

On September 3, tourists visited in front of the White House in Washington. Photographed by Xinhua News Agency reporter Liu Jie
U.S. President Joe Biden signed an executive order on the 3rd instructing the U.S. Department of justice and other agencies to disclose the FBI's response to the 2001 & ldquo; 9· 11” Investigation documents of terrorist attacks.
Biden said in a statement on the same day that in & ldquo; 9· 11” As the 20th anniversary of the incident approached, he signed an executive order instructing the Department of justice and other relevant agencies to disclose the relevant FBI & ldquo; 9· 11” Review the incident investigation documents. The Attorney General shall make the relevant documents available to the public within the next six months.
Biden said that signing the executive order fulfilled the promise he made when running for president, that is, to ensure & ldquo; 9· 11” Transparency of incident investigation results.
On August 6 this year, more than 1600 & ldquo; 9· 11” The victims of the terrorist attack or their families issued a joint letter asking Biden to open the U.S. federal government investigation & ldquo; 9· 11” Confidential documents related to the incident. The U.S. Department of justice responded on August 9 that it would review the disclosure of relevant confidential documents to select information suitable for disclosure, and the FBI would publish relevant information in batches as soon as possible.
On September 11, 2001, terrorists hijacked four American Civil Aviation airliners and two crashed into the world trade center in New York; Twin Towers & rdquo;, One crashed into a corner of the Pentagon in Washington, one crashed in Pennsylvania, and no one survived on four airliners. The series of attacks killed about 3000 people and caused hundreds of billions of dollars in economic losses.
“ 9· 11” After the incident, the United States identified the & ldquo; Base & rdquo; Organization leader & middot; As the culprit behind the scenes, bin Laden launched the & ldquo; The war on terror;.
Source: Xinhua News Agency
Editor in charge: Yan Huan