Overview
- The Court of Cassation in Rome reviewed whether a prior authorization to hand over Ukrainian national Serhii K. to German authorities was legally sound.
- A decision was expected later Wednesday, with the possibility of it being issued on Thursday.
- Prosecutors requested extradition as he faces allegations of jointly causing an explosion and committing anti-constitutional sabotage in Germany, accusations he denies.
- The 49-year-old was arrested in the summer during a holiday on Italy’s Adriatic coast and remains in a high-security jail after a period on hunger strike.
- An earlier green light for extradition was halted due to Italian procedural errors, while six other suspects tied to an alleged seven-person team are free and Poland has refused to extradite another Ukrainian.