The release of 10,000 pages of the assassination records of Robert Kennedy

The US National Archives and Records Administration announced today, Friday, the release of about 10,000 pages of the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy in 1968.
This comes within the framework of continuing to reveal the national secrets ordered by US President Donald Trump.

Robert Kennedy assassination records

It stated that about 229 files include these pages on their general website.
Several files related to the assassination of Senator Kennedy were previously released, but there were other non -sophisticated files, and they remained for decades in stores run by the federal government.

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“After nearly 60 years of the tragic assassination of Senator Robert F, Kennedy, the American people will have, for the first time, an opportunity to see the federal government’s investigation, thanks to the leadership of President Trump,” Toulcy Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence, said in a statement.
Gabbard added that the posting of these files “highlights, after a long wait, on the truth.”

And the director of the US National Intelligence, Toulcy Gabbard, said a few days ago that the documents related to my assassination in 1968 of the Civil Right icon Martin Luther King Junior and Senator Robert F. Kennedy will be published soon.

Work around the clock

It stated last week that more than 100 people are working around the clock “to wipe them lightly, indicating that the documents were in the store boxes for decades.
“More than 100 people work around the clock to wipe the papers related to the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, as well as the assassination of Martin Luther King Junior … you have not wiped a light or seen it before. We will be ready to publish it here during the next few days.”

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When US President Donald Trump asked Kennedy’s son, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior, who was also present at the meeting, about the imminent publishing of the documents, said: “I am very grateful to you, Mr. President.”
Trump Gabard asked if the Minister of Health had any concerns about publishing the documents. “His response was: spread it. The world needs to know the truth.”
Trump had signed an executive order last January after taking office calling for the release of governmental documents related to assassinations.