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Guantanamo Inmate Returned to Tunisia by US

Karol Gohel
Last updated: January 1, 2025 6:24 pm
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A Guantanamo Bay detainee has been transferred to Tunisia after being held at the facility since 2002.

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Details of the Transfer ProcessBackground of Ridah Bin Saleh al-Yazidi’s DetentionCurrent State of Guantanamo Bay FacilityPrevious Detainee Transfers in 2023

Details of the Transfer Process

The US Department of Defense cleared the Guantanamo inmate for transfer following a thorough interagency review process.

The Pentagon’s security assessment confirmed Ridah Bin Saleh al-Yazidi met the requirements for repatriation to Tunisia under the detention facility’s transfer protocols.

The defense department coordinated with Tunisian authorities to complete the transfer, though no details were provided about whether al-Yazidi accepted any guilt or the specific conditions of his release from the naval base complex.

Background of Ridah Bin Saleh al-Yazidi’s Detention

The Guantanamo inmate has been held at the detention facility since its establishment in 2002, making him one of the longest-held detainees.

According to New York Times reporting, al-Yazidi was never formally charged during his two-decade detention at the naval base complex.

The military detention center had approved his transfer more than ten years ago, yet the Guantanamo Bay detainee remained in custody until this recent repatriation to Tunisia.

Current State of Guantanamo Bay Facility

Following this Guantanamo inmate transfer, the detention facility now holds 26 detainees at its naval base complex in southeastern Cuba.

The Pentagon’s latest statement confirms 14 of the current detainees are eligible for transfer under the Defense Department’s review protocols.

The military detention center, established during the Bush administration’s war on terror, continues its operations while processing eligible Guantanamo Bay detainees for transfer to their home countries.

Previous Detainee Transfers in 2023

Before this Guantanamo inmate repatriation, the Defense Department processed three detainee transfers earlier in December 2023.

The naval detention facility’s transfer operations have continued under the current administration’s review protocols, focusing on cases cleared by security assessments.

These ongoing transfers from Guantanamo Bay demonstrate the Pentagon’s commitment to processing eligible detainees while maintaining security standards at the military detention center.

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By Karol Gohel
Karol Gohel, from Boston, Massachusetts, is a skilled news reporter and media analyst. With a degree in Journalism from Boston University, he has been covering major stories and shaping public understanding since 2013. Known for his sharp investigative skills and in-depth reporting, Karol has worked with leading news organizations, bringing clarity and insight to complex issues. His work highlights key events and provides thoughtful perspectives on the ever-evolving media landscape.
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