A court has extended the detention of Albert Ishmailov by four days for the fourth time, pushing his remand to June 22, according to N12.
01 · THE DISPATCH
Albert Ishmailov's detention has been extended for the fourth time, according to N12. The current extension adds four days, bringing the remand date to June 22. The case appears to be a security-related detention, though the specific charges have not been detailed in this report. This is the fourth such extension since his initial arrest, indicating ongoing judicial proceedings.
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