Ukrainian Suspected of Destroying Nord Stream Considers Seeking Asylum in Croatia
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Ukrainian Volodymyr Zhuravlev, suspected of sabotaging the Nord Stream gas pipeline, has been arrested in PULA. Germany is seeking his extradition, but he is opposing it and is considering seeking political asylum in Croatia.
Thursday, the agency Reuters, reading the testimonies of five anonymous but well-informed sources, reports that the United States and Russia would even discuss, even negotiate, the reuse of the two North Stream pipelines, which linked Russia directly from Germany (and the rest of the European customers), avoiding Ukraine, through the Black Sea. Discussions are not official, but in principle, "the Article of Germany does not come out [...] The Uk…
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Ukrainian citizen Volodymyr Zhuravlyov, arrested in Pula on suspicion of participating in the sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipeline, opposes extradition to Germany and.
The Ukrainian suspected of the attack on the North Stream gas pipeline has been in prison in Pula for almost two months, and Germany is seeking his extradition, writes Net.hr. "He claims that he is not guilty, that's right. Of course he is very upset about the possibility of being handed over to Germany. He thinks that he would not have a fair trial there,"...
Germany has issued two European arrest warrants for him: the first on suspicion of sabotage, while the new one charges him with the war crime of destroying civilian objects.
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