He will therefore be taken to Germany, which handles the legal aftermath of the attack outside Bornholm in 2022.
The Ukrainian was arrested in Italian Brindisi in August. Since then, the legal twists have been many. Already in September, a court in Bologna decided that he would be extradited to Germany, a decision that was later rejected in a higher instance. Now, the same Bologna court orders an extradition again.
The 49-year-old will appeal again, according to his lawyer to AFP.
Another Ukrainian was arrested for the Nord Stream explosion in Poland at the end of September. He will not be handed over to Germany, a Polish court ruled about a week ago.
