Another person wanted internationally has been extradited from Ukraine to Azerbaijan, APA reports, citing the Prosecutor General’s Office.
According to the information, in accordance with the requirements of the European Convention on Extradition dated December 13, 1957, the request of the Prosecutor General’s Office for the extradition of Namik Tahir Mammadov, a citizen of the Republic of Azerbaijan, was granted by the Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine.
A decision was made to bring Namik Tahir Mammadov in as an accused person and place him on international wanted list due to reasonable suspicion of committing multiple crimes, including knowingly acquiring, possessing, or using property obtained through criminal means in large amounts without prior collusion, falsifying official documents for use, using knowingly forged documents, and repeatedly misappropriating large amounts of property through abuse of trust and deception, in connection with a criminal case under preliminary investigation at the Binagadi District Police Department in Baku.
Namik Mammadov was detained in the territory of Ukraine and brought to Azerbaijan under escort by a special convoy of the Penitentiary Service of the Ministry of Justice.
