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A military judge ordered Wednesday that the trial of the defendant accused of masterminding the 9/11 attacks will commence in June 2028. The ruling represents a significant milestone in one of the nation’s most consequential legal proceedings, occurring nearly a quarter-century after the September 11 terrorist attacks claimed thousands of lives.
The defendant has characterized himself as the orchestrator behind the 2001 attacks. The trial date marks the culmination of years of legal proceedings and military justice determinations in the case.
The decision by the military tribunal reflects ongoing efforts to bring closure to families affected by the attacks and to complete a legal process that has stretched across multiple decades.
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