US President Donald Trump has officially released the remaining classified documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The declassified files offer a glimpse into previously secret CIA activities, including wiretapping in Mexico City to monitor Soviet-Cuban communications.
However, despite gaining access to the full scope of government knowledge on the events leading up to Kennedy’s death, it is unclear if the released documents will provide conclusive answers about the assassination. Nevertheless, Trump’s move towards transparency is a positive step, as it sets a precedent for future government accountability and reduces speculation about potential cover-ups.
The release of these files helps to alleviate concerns that governments may continue to withhold evidence, allowing the public to hold officials more accountable in the future. While the extent to which the remaining files will shed new light on the assassination remains uncertain, Trump’s action marks an important milestone in promoting transparency and openness.
Source: https://www.vox.com/politics/405057/declassified-jfk-files-classified-documents