The National Archives said that all classified records about the killing of the former US president
The administration of US President Donald Trump released thousands of pages of government files related to the assassination of former US President John F. Kennedy in Dallas on November 22, 1963.
The national archives have downloaded about 63,000 pages of documents on its site on its site in initial segments on Tuesday, with the expectation that more files are expected to be published as soon as they are numbered.
“All the records previously blocked for the classification were released, which are part of the Assassination Registry Group, President John F. Kennedy,” He said.
Shortly after he took office on January 20, Trump signed an executive order to raise the level of government documents related to assassinations during the 1960s of the last century. Kennedy, Senator Robert Kennedy, Civil Rights Activist Martin Luther King Junior.
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JFK shooting has always been the subject of speculation in the United States regarding the alleged role of rogue elements within the government.
A Jalloub survey in 2023 indicated that 65 % of Americans do not believe that the results of the official investigation, which was saved by Harvey Ozwald, a soldier of former US naval soldiers, who was uniquely acted in the killing of the thirty -fifth US President. Among those surveyed, 20 % said they believed that Oswald conspired with the US government, while 16 % suggested that the CIA was involved.
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