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U.S. Military Court Allows 9/11 Plea Deals to Move Forward

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U.S. Military Court Allows 9/11 Plea Deals to Move Forward

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  • A U.S. military appeals court has ruled that the plea agreements related to the 9/11 attacks can move forward.
  • This decision follows Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's earlier attempts to invalidate these agreements.
  • In August, Austin rescinded the deals made with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two others, claiming surprise at their existence.
  • A military judge previously stated that Austin's action came too late, affirming the plea deals’ validity.
  • Separately, the Pentagon reported the repatriation of Ridah Bin Saleh Al-Yazidi, a long-held detainee who was returned to Tunisia.

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