A court has ordered the continued detention of a military officer for an additional three months, with the presiding judge citing concerns that the defendant could potentially disrupt judicial proceedings if released under alternative measures.
During the hearing that preceded the detention decision, the officer asserted his commitment to national service, stating he had earned his rank through frontline experience rather than avoiding combat responsibilities.
The judicial ruling emphasized that only custodial measures could adequately ensure the integrity of the legal process moving forward, with the court determining that less restrictive options would be insufficient to guarantee proper trial conduct.
