Setback for ex-U.S. Marine pilot accused of illegally training Chinese aviators
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An Australian judge rejected an appeal by former U.S. Marine pilot Daniel Duggan, moving him closer to extradition.
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An Australian judge rejected an appeal by former U.S. Marine pilot Daniel Duggan, preventing him from avoiding extradition to the United States. Duggan is accused of illegally training Chinese military aviators more than a decade ago. This ruling brings him closer to facing charges in the U.S. for his alleged activities. The case highlights international efforts to prosecute individuals accused of assisting foreign militaries with sensitive training.
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