Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Still Unsentenced 25 Years After 9/11; Trial Set for June 2028

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, remains unsentenced a quarter-century after the event, with a trial now scheduled for June 2028. The case has been delayed by legal challenges and the legacy of his torture in CIA custody, which complicates the judicial process. The prolonged proceedings underscore the ongoing difficulty of delivering justice in a case marked by extraordinary security and human rights concerns.