NewzTwo decades after being detained at a U.S. military facility in Cuba, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the September 11 attacks, has yet to face trial. Despite the significant passage of time since his capture, legal proceedings remain stalled, leaving the case in a state of prolonged uncertainty.
A judge has recently scheduled a trial date for 2028, marking the latest development in a case that has faced years of procedural delays. The situation highlights the ongoing challenges within the military detention system regarding the prosecution of high-profile terrorism suspects.
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