Pula court approves extradition to Germany of Ukrainian suspected over Nord Stream sabotage
Summary
A court in Pula approved the extradition to Germany of Ukrainian national Volodymyr Zhuravlov, whom German authorities suspect of involvement in the Nord Stream 1 and 2 sabotage, though the ruling is not yet final as his lawyer has announced an appeal. German federal prosecutors earlier said Zhuravlov was arrested in Pula, Croatia, during filming of a Hollywood movie about the sabotage, while a second suspect, Serhiy Kuznetsov, was arrested last summer in Italy and has since been indicted by German prosecutors.
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ŽUPANIJSKI sud u Puli odobrio je izručenje ukrajinskog državljanina Volodimira Žuravlova Njemačkoj, koja ga sumnjiči za sudjelovanje u sabotaži plinovoda Sjeverni tok 1 i 2.
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Municipality: Grad Pula
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Germany, Russia, Italy, Ukraine and Zagreb are mentioned in connection with the event without being the site of the arrest itself: Germany is requesting extradition, Russia and Ukraine are parties to the related conflict, Italy is where the other suspect was arrested, and Zagreb is mentioned as an earlier filming location.
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- 02:54 PMKurirOpen the original ↗
- 03:39 PMVijestiOpen the original ↗
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