KUWAIT CITY, July 23: A judge overseeing detention renewals has decided to extend the detention of a Kuwaiti citizen accused of murdering his wife in the desert of Saudi Arabia. The accused, who has been charged with the murder and disposal of his wife's body, vehemently denies the allegations. A judge overseeing detention renewals has decided to extend the detention of a Kuwaiti citizen accused of murdering his wife in the desert of Saudi Arabia. The accused, who has been charged with the murder and disposal of his wife's body, vehemently denies the allegations.

In a recent court appearance, the accused maintained his innocence, asserting that he did not commit the crime. "I did not kill her, and this accusation is not true," he stated. "Rather, I left her alive in the Hadriya desert inside Saudi Arabia, near the Kuwaiti border."

The case has drawn significant attention, with ongoing investigations into the circumstances surrounding the alleged incident. The accused’s detention remains in effect as legal proceedings continue.