Judicial Extends Detention in Ashtoul Al-Samoud Case

The investigating judge at the Economic and Financial Judicial Pole has decided to extend the provisional detention for four months for four defendants in the "Resilience Fleet" case, related to charges of forgery, bribery, money laundering, and abuse of administrative authority. Seven members of the Resilience Fleet management committee were detained in March 2026, with detention orders issued against them, following investigations into suspicious financial transactions and unlawful use of funds. Some of the defendants have already been released, while others remain free on bail at the request of their legal counsel, amidst investigations into allegations of financial manipulation and abuse of power.

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