VOICED : EEUU devuelve a 21 cadetes sauditas a su pais tras atentado en base de Florida

The United States announced the return of 21 Saudi cadets after an investigation into a December shooting in Florida revealed they possessed jihadist material. Although 17 cadets had anti-American content on social media, no terrorist affiliations were found. The shooting, carried out by Mohammed al-Shamrani, was confirmed as a terrorist act. Saudi Arabia fully supported the investigation, ensuring cadet cooperation. Additionally, 15 cadets were found to have had contact with child pornography, but no legal action will be taken.

Why did the United States decide to send back 21 Saudi cadets?

• They were involved in a diplomatic mission.

• They requested to return home.

• They were found with jihadist material.

• They completed their training.

What was the outcome of the Pensacola shooting incident?

• The shooter was captured alive.

• The shooter was killed.

• The shooter escaped.

• The shooter surrendered.

How did the U.S. authorities classify the Pensacola shooting?

• An accident.

• A random act of violence.

• A military exercise.

• A terrorist act.

What was Saudi Arabia's response to the investigation?

• They were uncooperative.

• They denied any involvement.

• They requested the investigation to stop.

• They fully supported the investigation.

What was discovered about some of the cadets besides jihadist material?

• They were involved in drug trafficking.

• They were involved in espionage.

• They had contact with inappropriate content.

• They were planning another attack.