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Nord Stream attack: Polish PM against extradition to Germany
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Order for the extradition of a Ukrainian man suspected of Nord Stream sabotage has been canceled, lawyer says.
Three years after the attack on the Nord-Stream pipelines, a Polish court is scheduled to decide on Friday whether a suspect who is under arrest will be extradited to Germany. The 46-year-old has been investigated for some time.
The Italian Court of Cassation in Bologna is scheduled to decide on Wednesday whether Serhiy K., suspected of blowing up the Nord Stream gas pipelines, can be extradited to Germany. The German prosecutor's office claims he led a group of Ukrainians who blew up the pipelines three years ago.
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Aletho NewsWarsaw demands halt to Nord Stream sabotage probe – FT
Germany’s criminal investigation into the destruction of the pipelines does not serve Poland’s interests, according to its national security chiefFILE PHOTO. Damaged Nord Stream II baltic pipeline leaks gas into the sea. © Getty Images / Swedish Coast GuardGermany is acting against NATO’s interests by continuing a criminal investigation into the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, Poland’s national security chief, Slawomir Cenckiewicz, has claimed, u…
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