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==Mohammad Mani Ahmad al-Qahtani==
==Mohammad Mani Ahmad al-Qahtani==
In Mar 2022, [[Biden]] administration, released -- Mohammad Mani Ahmad al-Qahtani who wanted to participate in 9/11 attacks -- for so-called "psychiatric treatment." Supposedly.
In Mar 2022, [[Biden]] administration, released -- Mohammad Mani Ahmad al-Qahtani who wanted to participate in 9/11 attacks -- for so-called "psychiatric treatment." Supposedly.
<ref>[https://www.opindia.com/2022/03/usa-al-qaeda-terrorist-9-11-attacks-psychiatric-treatment-biden-admin-dropped-legal-challenge/ USA: Al-Qaeda terrorist who wanted to participate in 9/11 attacks released for psychiatric treatment, Biden administration dropped legal challenge], Opindia, Mar 8, 3022.<blockquote>
<ref>[https://www.opindia.com/2022/03/usa-al-qaeda-terrorist-9-11-attacks-psychiatric-treatment-biden-admin-dropped-legal-challenge/ USA: Al-Qaeda terrorist who wanted to participate in 9/11 attacks released for psychiatric treatment, Biden administration dropped legal challenge], Opindia, Mar 8, 2022.<blockquote>
On Monday (March 7), the US Department of Defense informed that an Al-Qaeda terrorist would be sent back to his native country of Saudi Arabia for ‘psychiatric treatment’ after spending 20 years in detention at Guantanamo Bay facility.
On Monday (March 7), the US Department of Defense informed that an Al-Qaeda terrorist would be sent back to his native country of Saudi Arabia for ‘psychiatric treatment’ after spending 20 years in detention at Guantanamo Bay facility.
In a press release, the Defense Department stated that the 46-yea-old Mohammad Mani Ahmad al-Qahtani did not represent a ‘significant threat’ to the country anymore. This was determined in an assessment conducted by the Periodic Review Board (PRB) on June 9 last year.</ blockquote></ref>
In a press release, the Defense Department stated that the 46-yea-old Mohammad Mani Ahmad al-Qahtani did not represent a ‘significant threat’ to the country anymore. This was determined in an assessment conducted by the Periodic Review Board (PRB) on June 9 last year.</ blockquote></ref>