Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the man accused of being the mastermind behind the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York, is scheduled to appear in court in 2028. This was reported by several U.S. media outlets based on a judge's ruling.
According to the reports, the military court is expected to start the trial in June 2028. This comes 25 years after his arrest.
The legal proceedings against Khalid Sheikh Mohammed have faced years of delays, and his trial is seen as a crucial step in the judicial resolution of these historic attacks.
This information has been obtained from multiple sources, confirming that the trial will take place in 2028.
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