Clinton Discusses Failed Bin Laden Plot

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton revealed details of the United States' attempt to eliminate Osama bin Laden prior to the September 11, 2001 attacks. He explained that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) stopped a plan aimed at assassinating him at the last minute due to concerns about civilian casualties if the operation failed. Clinton mentioned that approval had been given for the attempt to kill him, but he preferred to arrest him alive if possible. He emphasized that bin Laden was considered the greatest threat to American security and that efforts were being made to stop his activities before the attacks occurred. He also clarified that a covert operation carried out in 2011 in Abbottabad led to his death, after ten years following the attacks. Clinton warned of the possibility of new terrorist attacks against New York, despite improved security preparedness.

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