Overview
- The US National Archives released over 77,000 pages of JFK assassination-related documents, fulfilling an executive order by former President Donald Trump.
- No new evidence challenges the official conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in President Kennedy's assassination, according to experts.
- The files reveal that the CIA closely monitored Oswald's activities, including meetings with Cuban and Soviet operatives, months before the assassination.
- Unredacted details expose Cold War-era CIA operations, such as covert support to anti-communist political parties and involvement in foreign assassinations like that of Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo.
- Privacy concerns have been raised after the release disclosed sensitive personal information, including Social Security numbers of former government employees.