US EditionVolodymyr Z. Was Remanded in Custody for 7 Days
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A court has ordered a seven-day detention for Volodymyr Z., suspected of involvement in the detonation of the Nord Stream gas pipeline. The decision was made at the request of the prosecutor's office. In justifying the decision, the court cited concerns about obstruction and escape – Volodymyr Z. had previously been in hiding and was using two passports. The defense deemed the court's decision unjustified and announced an appeal, pointing out th…
This is reported by RMF FM. This information was also confirmed to the Public Advocate of the suspect. It is noted that during this time, the prosecutor's office should receive documents translated into Polish, necessary for consideration of the request for his extradition to Germany. According to the judge, the temporary arrest does not necessarily mean that Vladimir Z. will be detained longer or extradited. It is also reported that the man was…
The case was heard on Wednesday by the District Court in Warsaw, which agreed with the prosecutor's request.
The court will issue a decision regarding the pretrial detention of Volodymyr Z. The Ukrainian is suspected by German authorities of involvement in the Nord Stream gas pipeline bombing. The man's attorney has spoken out on the matter.
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