Overview
- The detainee, identified as Serhij K., halted his protest in Ferrara’s high-security prison after receiving formal assurances from authorities.
- His lawyer said he began refusing food on 31 October over detention conditions and lost nine kilograms.
- Officials pledged medical and dietary accommodations, including a gluten-free regimen for his celiac disease.
- A Bologna court authorized extradition to Germany, but a defense appeal to the Supreme Court in Rome is delaying any transfer.
- German prosecutors accuse him of jointly causing an explosive blast and anti-constitutional sabotage in the 2022 pipeline attacks, and a second Ukrainian suspect is held in Poland.