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❗️ The Croatian court allowed the extradition of Ukrainian national Zhuravlyov to Germany in the “Nord Streams” case
As Suspilne reports, the court made the decision on 18 September, but it was notified in writing five days later.
"After this decision takes legal effect, the Croatian Ministry of the Interior will hand over Volodymyr Zhuravlyov to the competent authorities of Germany," the document states.
Zhuravlyov’s Ukrainian lawyer, Mykola Katerynchuk, called the court’s decision biased and political and said the defense will appeal it.
Zhuravlyov was detained in Pula, Croatia, on 19 August on the basis of a European arrest warrant issued by Germany. The German Federal Prosecutor’s Office believes that the Ukrainian, who is a professional diver, was part of a group involved in placing explosives on pipelines in the Baltic Sea.
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