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Khaled El Sheikh's Trial Set for 2028
A U.S. military judge has scheduled the trial in the September 11, 2001 attacks case for June 5, 2028, nearly 20 years after the defendants first appeared in court in 2008, and 27 years after the attacks that resulted in thousands of deaths. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the main accused, along with three others, is charged with planning the attacks, amid long delays caused by disagreements over the trial procedures and evidence. Efforts to settle the case through plea agreements were rejected in 2025, and the Supreme Court is still considering the possibility of revisiting that decision, which could impact the case's progress and potential verdicts. Thus, the court awaits nearly two more years before the trial begins, making this one of the longest cases related to the attacks.
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