
The detention status of the defendants is being re-evaluated in the case where the expected report from MİT is awaited.
In the espionage case heard at the Istanbul 25th High Criminal Court, the detention status of the four defendants is being re-evaluated while the report from MİT is expected to reach the file.
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The trial of the defendants on trial for espionage is being heard at the Istanbul 25th High Criminal Court.
In the case heard at the Istanbul 25th High Criminal Court, the court had decided in the previous hearings to write a warrant to the National Intelligence Organization (MİT) and ask whether there was any report or determination that the defendants were engaged in espionage activities.
In the second hearing, it was stated that the response expected from MİT had not yet reached the file. The court also decided to continue the detention of İmamoğlu, Yanardağ, Özkan and Gün and postponed the hearing to 29 September.
At today's third hearing, it will be clear whether the letter expected from MİT has reached the file. The court will also re-evaluate the detention status of the four defendants.
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The court will evaluate the response from MİT and decide on the detention status of the defendants.
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