9/11

High-ranking US officials have vowed to review classified documents related to the September 11, 2001 terror attacks to see which could be made public — a recurring demand of some victims’ relatives.

The FBI said in a letter to the US attorney for the southern district of New York that it ‘has decided to review’ its prior privilege to not disclose certain sensitive documents and will ‘identify additional information appropriate for disclosure.’

Agents with the Federal Bureau of Investigation “will disclose such information on a rolling basis as expeditiously as possible,” the letter read.

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