Poland Killed German Industry, So Poland Is Rubbing It In: Poland will not extradite Nord Stream suspect

Angela Merkel mentioned Poland’s role in igniting Ukraine’s events that led to militaristic “Zeitenwende” of Mr. Scholz, refusing to buy inexpensive Russian energy, as a result - with increased energy price – caused deindustrialization of Germany. Now Poland can try to make a joke from Germany.

 

"Poland will not extradite a Ukrainian wanted by Germany in connection with the bomb attacks on the Nord Stream pipelines. It is not in Poland's interest to extradite the suspect to another country," Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Tuesday. "The problem for Europe, Ukraine, Lithuania, and Poland is not that Nord Stream 2 was blown up, but that it was built," Tusk said at a press conference. "It is certainly not in Poland's interest to hand this citizen over to another country."

 

A Polish court on Monday only determined the next steps in the proceedings. It ordered that the man remain in custody in Poland for another 40 days. During this time, a decision will be made as to whether the suspect will be extradited to Germany on the basis of a European arrest warrant. Ukrainian diver Volodymyr Z. was arrested near Warsaw last Tuesday. A court had initially ordered seven days' detention."