Three Americans Stand Trial in Congo for Alleged Coup Attempt

The military court proceedings involve charges of terrorism and murder following a failed coup that targeted the presidential palace.

Three Americans face charges of terrorism, murder, and criminal association in Congo.
The alleged coup aimed at the presidential palace resulted in six deaths.
Defendants include Marcel Malanga, son of the opposition leader who led the coup.
Issues with translation in the courtroom have complicated the trial.
Families of the accused Americans maintain their innocence and lack of awareness about the coup.