Allegations of CIA assistance to Osama Bin Laden
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Claims have been made that the American government, and in particular the Central Intelligence Agency, are responsible for enabling "Afghan Arabs," and in particular Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda. In mid-1979, about the same time as the "Soviet deployment" into Afghanistan, the United States began giving several hundred million dollars a year in aid to the Afghan Mujahideen insurgents fighting the Afghan Marxist government and the Soviet Army in Operation Cyclone. Along with native Afghan mujahideen were Muslim volunteers from other countries, popularly known as "Afghan Arabs". The most famous of…mehr

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Claims have been made that the American government, and in particular the Central Intelligence Agency, are responsible for enabling "Afghan Arabs," and in particular Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda. In mid-1979, about the same time as the "Soviet deployment" into Afghanistan, the United States began giving several hundred million dollars a year in aid to the Afghan Mujahideen insurgents fighting the Afghan Marxist government and the Soviet Army in Operation Cyclone. Along with native Afghan mujahideen were Muslim volunteers from other countries, popularly known as "Afghan Arabs". The most famous of the Afghan Arabs was Osama bin Laden, known at the time as a wealthy and pious Saudi who provided his own money and helped raise millions from other wealthy Gulf Arabs. As the war neared its end, bin Laden organized the al-Qaeda