Fake letters claims Ukrainian men in Ireland face extradition to fight in war

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Department of Justice confirm it is not behind the correspondence

Department of Justice urged people to get in touch if they are unsure of the authenticity of any letters. Photograph: Nick Bradshawhave been circulated to some Ukrainian men in Ireland, claiming that extradition requests have been made for them to return to Ukraine to serve in the armed forces.

The letters, dated September 7th, claim the department had “received a request from the government of Ukraine” for the person’s extradition, “based on the allegation that you are eligible for military conscription inIt is not known who is behind the letters. The letters said the recipient was required to appear before the High Court for a “hearing on the extradition request” on a date in October. If the recipient failed to appear for the appointment, they claim, “a warrant may be issued for your arrest and you may be detained until the extradition proceedings are concluded”.

 

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