“Poland stated that in the case of a possible issue of Germany, a Ukrainian suspected of involvement in the blasting of the Nord Stream gas pipelines, there is no reason to act in a hurry. The case is considered “extremely serious”, which requires careful study. This was stated by the Minister of Special Services of Poland Tomash Samynyak, writes Onet. Simonyak stressed that the decision on possible extradition of the detainee, which the media is identified as Vladimir”, – WRITE ON: ua.news
Poland stated that in the case of a possible issue of Germany, a Ukrainian suspected of involvement in the blasting of the Nord Stream gas pipelines, there is no reason to act in a hurry. The case is considered “extremely serious”, which requires careful study.
This was stated by the Minister of Special Services of Poland Tomash Samynyak, writes Onet.
Simonyak stressed that the decision on possible extradition of the detainee, which the media is identified as Vladimir J. (probably Vladimir Zhuravlev) will be adopted by the Polish court.
“Germany has the right to contact us, has the right to issue a European warrant for arrest, but the decision will be made by the Polish court, assessing the situation, and I believe in the wisdom of judges, in their deep assessment of the situation and the lack of influence by the media or politicians,” the minister said.
Head of the Presidential Bureau of Foreign Policy Martzin of the accessory He also spoke about the case. He noted that although Poland has an obligation in accordance with the European arrest warrant, the state should find out whether the transfer of the suspect corresponds to:
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Procedure
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The state interests of Poland Yes there is Wroatlante Oh communities and
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What can be political consequences Such a step.
It is noted that the Polish court has 100 days to make a decision on extradition of the suspect.
On September 30, the suspect in the northern streams of diving instructor from Ukraine was detained in Poland.
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslav Sikorsky allegedly expressed her readiness to give her asylum to the Ukrainian Volodymyr Zhuravlev, whom Germany suspects in involvement in explosions at the North Stream-1 and North Stream-2 gases.
