P
ProfRem
Guest
Osama Bin Laden's personal diary, video of his son Hamza's wedding and documentaries about himself were among files found on the al-Qaeda leader's computer, the CIA has revealed.
Nearly half a million of the files have been released, the fourth such tranche.
Bin Laden's computer was taken during the 2011 US raid in the Pakistani town of Abbottabad in which he died.
Some contents are being withheld over security or because they are corrupted or pornographic, the CIA said.
CIA director Mike Pompeo said the release included 18,000 documents, 79,000 audio files and images and more than 10,000 videos which shed light on the "plans and workings of this terrorist organisation".
See video:
Nearly half a million of the files have been released, the fourth such tranche.
Bin Laden's computer was taken during the 2011 US raid in the Pakistani town of Abbottabad in which he died.
Some contents are being withheld over security or because they are corrupted or pornographic, the CIA said.
CIA director Mike Pompeo said the release included 18,000 documents, 79,000 audio files and images and more than 10,000 videos which shed light on the "plans and workings of this terrorist organisation".
See video:
