Saudi official denies Bin Laden to have been involved in Saudi explosions
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 10/30/2001

The Saudi deputy minister of the Interior Prince Ahmad Bin Abdul Aziz has denied Osama Bin laden to have been involved in any of the explosions in Saudi Arabia, considering that Bin Laden's works have no use for his religion, nor his homeland.

In press statements broadcast on Sunday late night, the Saudi official said that nothing was proved against Bin laden, noting that the Saudi authorities dropped the nationality from him after he had refused to return back to his country when he was in Sudan.

The Saudi deputy minister of the Interior said that the western media told lies against Saudi Arabia in the US or in Europe, describing the claims which say that Saudi Arabia does not cooperate with the US in fighting terrorism as incorrect and the aim behind it was just to distort the image of Saudi Arabia.

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