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Russia threatens prison for Polish extradited archaeologist Butagin
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The Ukrainian government has commended the Polish court and authorities on their recent decisions regarding Russian archaeologist Aleksandr Butagin following his extradition from Warsaw; this legal action is now being met with a stern reaction from Moscow that threatens imprisonment for those involved if they do not comply, while describing him as one of Russia's "monsters." The latest reports confirm Poland has agreed to the extraditions and formally initiated proceedings related to butin.
Key Points
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1The Polish court has approved the extradition of Russian archaeologist Aleksandr Butagin to Ukraine.
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2Ukrainian authorities are praising Poland's decision regarding this case involving a 'monster' from Russia, according to recent reports.
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3Butagin faces potential imprisonment in his native country following legal proceedings initiated by Ukrainian prosecutors.
Developments
[Mar 18]
Polish court approved the extradition of Russian archaeologist Aleksandr Butugin to Ukraine, with reports indicating he faces potential imprisonment in Russia upon return.