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Poland can extradite Russian archaeologist to Ukraine, court says
WARSAW: A Warsaw court decided on Wednesday that Russian archaeologist Alexander Butiagin should be extradited to Ukraine, where he is accused of involvement in unauthorized excavation and plundering historical artefacts in Crimea, his lawyer said. Poland’s decision to arrest the archaeologist at Ukraine’s request in December provoked a furious reaction from Russia, with the Kremlin accusing Poland of “legal tyranny.” In January, Russia summoned the Polish ambassador to demand his release.
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tass.com
IN BRIEF: What to know of Polish ruling on Russian archaeologist's extradition to Ukraine
Alexander Butyagin's defense team intends to appeal the decision
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arabnews.com
Poland can extradite Russian archaeologist to Ukraine, court says
WARSAW: A Warsaw court decided on Wednesday that Russian archaeologist Alexander Butiagin should be extradited to Ukraine, where he is accused of involvement in unauthorized…
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bbc.com
Russian archaeologist can be sent to Ukraine for trial, rules Polish judge
Archaeologist Alexander Butyagin is accused of conducting illegal excavations in Crimea - Ukraine's peninsula annexed by Russia.
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Kremlin calls Warsaw court’s decision to extradite Butyagin 'pro-Ukrainian'
Dmitry Peskov said that he did not want to make any predictions