September 11 mastermind enters agreement to plead guilty – news Urix – Foreign news and documentaries

Several American media report that Khalik Shaik Mohammed and two others have entered into an agreement to plead guilty to the September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States. Mohammed is considered the “mastermind” behind the terrorist attack, writes Reuters. He and the other defendants have been imprisoned in Guantánamo Bay on American soil in Cuba for over 20 years. Mohammed was arrested in Pakistan in 2003. The US Department of Defense confirms that they have entered into an agreement to plead guilty, but have not yet given details of what the agreement entails. According to the New York Times, the agreement means that by pleading guilty they will avoid the death penalty, and instead have to serve a life sentence. According to the newspaper, it is expected that they will plead guilty in a court hearing as early as next week. Launched the idea of ​​hijacking planes Almost 3,000 people died during the terrorist attack in New York in 2001. It is the deadliest attack on American soil. Smoke rises from one tower at the World Trade Center while another plane is about to crash into the other. Photo: SETH MCALLISTER / AFP/NTB 19 Al Qaeda terrorists hijacked four planes which they crashed in various places in the USA. Two of them crashed into the twin towers of the World Trade Center. Around 2,750 people lost their lives. Another plane crashed into the Pentagon, the US Department of Defense. 184 people lost their lives there, according to Britannia. The fourth plane crashed into the ground in Pennsylvania. The plane went down after passengers tried to take the plane back. 40 people lost their lives. According to US court documents, it was Mohammed who got the idea to hijack planes and crash them into buildings. Published 01.08.2024, at 02.04 Updated 01.08.2024, at 02.04



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