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Legal case demands details about how CIA used windowless warehouse in Lithuania as secret prison

03 September 2015

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"Now, lawyers for Mustafa al-Hawsawi – one of five men facing a military trial in Guantánamo Bay for allegedly planning the 9/11 attacks – have filed a case with Lithuanian prosecutors to demand more clarity about what went on in the site."

See: Legal case demands details about how CIA used windowless warehouse in Lithuania as secret prison (BIJ, link)

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