El presunto autor intelectual del atentado suicida de 2021 contra la Puerta de la Abadía, en el aeropuerto afgano de Kabul, compareció el miércoles ante el tribunal tras ser extraditado a Estados Unidos. Scott MacFarlane, corresponsal de CBS News en el Departamento de Justicia, tiene más información.

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The alleged mastermind behind the 2021 Abbey Gate suicide bombing at Kabul's airport in Afghanistan has appeared in a U.S. court after being extradited. Mohamed Sharifullah, identified as a regional ISIS-K commander, is facing charges of conspiracy to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization. This charge carries the potential for a life sentence if convicted. 

Sharifullah was ordered by a federal judge in Virginia to remain in custody until his formal detention hearing. The case is being closely monitored by the Department of Justice, and extensive efforts have been made to ensure media coverage of the developments. According to charging documents, prosecutors allege that Sharifullah admitted to being involved in plotting the attack.

The attack resulted in the deaths of 13 U.S. service members and numerous others. Sharifullah was reportedly implicated in planning the bomber's route shortly after his release from jail on a different matter. The Department of Justice is preparing to argue for his continued detention at an upcoming hearing.

The legal proceedings are taking place in Alexandria, Virginia, after his extradition to Dulles International Airport. The federal courts in Virginia, known for their efficiency, may soon set a trial date. The case has garnered significant attention, and developments are being closely watched.



El sospechoso del atentado del aeropuerto de Kabul comparece ante un tribunal estadounidense

El presunto cerebro del atentado suicida de 2021 Abigail en el aeropuerto de Kabul en Afganistán compareció ayer ante el tribunal después de ser extraditado a los EE.UU. Un juez federal de Virginia ordenó al comandante regional de ISIS-K Mohamed Sharifullah bajo custodia hasta su audiencia formal de detención el lunes. CBS News corresponsal del Departamento de Justicia Scott McFarlane estuvo en la audiencia y se une a nosotros desde Washington. Scott, ¿qué aprendimos ayer en la corte y específicamente, ¿a qué cargos se enfrenta este sospechoso? Hola, Errol, buenos días. Sharifullah se enfrenta a un cargo grave de conspiración para proporcionar apoyo material a una organización terrorista extranjera. Ese es un cargo de alto nivel que el juez dejó claro podría llevar a cadena perpetua si hay una condena. Lo que es más, Sharifullah va a ser mantenido en custodia, en custodia de los U.S. Marshals, pendiente de una audiencia el lunes y potencialmente pendiente de juicio. La declaración jurada presentada en este caso deja claro, según los fiscales, que Sharifullah no sólo fue parte de la conspiración la ruta utilizada por el terrorista en el ataque que mató a 13 miembros del servicio de EE.UU. y docenas de otros, pero que lo había hecho sólo dos semanas después de salir de la cárcel por un caso diferente y un cargo diferente. Esto es parte de un caso creciente que el Departamento de Justicia está tratando de dar prominencia a un perfil muy alto. El Departamento de Justicia del Presidente Trump se apresuró a compartir imágenes de este y para asegurarse de que los medios de comunicación fueran conscientes de que esto estaba ocurriendo. ¿Cómo relacionan a Sharifullah con el atentado? ¿Qué pruebas están compartiendo? Esto va a ser parte de lo que presenten el lunes cuando argumenten a favor de Sharifullah sea encarcelado en espera de juicio. Pero de acuerdo con los documentos de acusación en el caso hasta ahora, Errol, dicen que ha admitido ser parte del complot, que lo reconoció mientras era interrogado por el FBI este fin de semana, mientras se efectuaba el arresto. Así que están diciendo que está reconociendo todo esto. Todavía no ha dado su versión de la historia, ni se ha declarado culpable todavía, Errol. El caso está todavía en sus primeras etapas. Veremos en qué queda esto el lunes. Esto es en Virginia porque, entre otras razones, fue llevado de vuelta a los Estados Unidos o voló a los Estados Unidos en el Aeropuerto Internacional Dulles, que está en Virginia. Así que todo esto se va a desarrollar en la ciudad de Alexandria, justo a las afueras de Washington. ¿Y qué esperas que ocurra el lunes? Creo que puedes apostar la hipoteca que el Departamento de Justicia va a intentar mantenerlo detenido, sin dejarle ver ni un gramo de luz del día pendiente de su juicio. En Virginia, los tribunales federales se mueven muy rápido. Lo llaman el "rocket docket". Errol, espero que se fije una fecha para el juicio que está a sólo meses de distancia. Y en el sistema federal de Virginia, a veces es un objetivo muy realista. Sí, un caso extraordinario. Scott McFarlane, agradecemos todas las actualizaciones. Gracias, Scott.

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