Why did osama bin laden declared war on the united states?

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He declared "holy war" on the United States, thinking that we were invading there land (which we weren't). He also thought the United States were evil and must be stoped. My father fought during the war so if you have anymore questions about this, pls ask

iragen [17]4 years ago

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Osama Bin Laden declared war in the United States because he saw the United States as an oppressive, occupying force that was evil and harmful to Islam. He saw the United States as a potential ally for the Soviet Union in their occupation of Afghanistan.

Osama bin Laden was the founder of the pan-Islamic militant organization al-Qaeda. He claimed that the United States deserved a war because they had caused rampant suffering in the Middle East.

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