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Australian judge rejects former US Marine pilot's appeal against extradition to US over China training allegations
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Australian judge rejects former US Marine pilot's appeal against extradition to US over China training allegations

An Australian federal court judge has rejected former U.S. Marine Corps pilot Daniel Duggan's appeal against extradition to the United States, where he faces charges of illegally training Chinese military aviators while working as an instructor in South Africa around 2010-2012. Duggan, who has denied the allegations calling them political posturing, is accused of receiving around 88,000 Australian dollars in payments for providing training without proper licenses. His lawyers plan to consider further appeals and have asked the new Attorney-General to reverse the extradition order.

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