Hillary Clinton is being prosecuted over the 2012 Benghazi attack. As of now, there is no confirmed prosecution tied to that घटना.

The September 11, 2012 attack on U.S. facilities in Benghazi, Libya—where four Americans, including Ambassador Chris Stevens, were killed—prompted years of investigation and national debate. At the time, Clinton was serving as Secretary of State under Barack Obama. Multiple congressional inquiries, including those led by Republican lawmakers, examined the State Department’s preparedness and response. While some reports were sharply critical, none resulted in criminal charges against Clinton related to Benghazi.

The events in Benghazi remain a tragic and consequential chapter in U.S. foreign policy. They continue to surface in political discussions, but it is important to separate political argument from verified legal action. Any prosecution of a former Secretary of State would constitute major national news and be formally confirmed by the Department of Justice and the federal court system.

In a fast-moving information landscape, careful verification is essential. Responsible public discourse depends on distinguishing documented facts from unverified claims.