Egypt’s State Security Prosecution ordered the 15-day detention of journalist Mohamed Ashraf Abu Omira, pending investigations in case number 8083 of 2026, registered under State Security. This decision was announced by Islam Salama, a lawyer for the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights. The detention follows Abu Omira's interrogation, which began late last night and lasted over ten hours, with Salama present. The charges against Abu Omira reportedly include “joining a group…” The remaining members of the “Matasaddaqsh” (Don’t Believe) team, who were arrested last week, remain missing. This case raises concerns about the ongoing crackdown on journalists and activists in Egypt. The news originated from Mada Masr.