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Bin Laden supported Arab spring

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Bin Laden supported Arab spring

Osama bin Laden was a surprising proponent of the Arab spring, according to documents found after his capture and released on Thursday.

In his last private letter written just a week before his death, he said the revolutions represented a “formidable event” and a turning point in the Arab world. Before the release of the 17 letters by the US government, the revolutions were viewed as a concern for bin Laden as they could cause instability and potential western involvement in the region.

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At the time of the letter, the presidents of Tunisia and Egypt had fallen to rebel uprisings.

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