Supreme Court dismisses extraordinary review; mere residence in concentration camp town does not prove victim status under Kombatant Act.

The Supreme Court dismissed the extraordinary review regarding Albina S.'s claim for veteran status based on alleged detention in a concentration camp. Although the applicant claimed she was taken from her parents and imprisoned, the International Search Service confirmed her residence in the town with relatives, which contradicted the required evidence of forced deportation or extermination. The court ruled that without direct witness testimony or documentary proof, the applicant's age and family cohabitation rendered her claims unproven under the Kombatant Act.