Estonian government to allow extradition of Hashflare defendants

Ivan Turogin And Sergei Potapenko confront 18 charges In THE United States And long prison terms For allegedly manufacturing HashFlare A Ponzi diagram.

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Ivan Turogin And Sergei Potapenko, THE co-founders of inactive Bitcoin (BTC) cloud minor HashFlare, are Again foreseen For extradition Since Estonia has THE United States. THE Estonian citizens' extradition was stopped by A calls court In November, but THE Estonian government has Since encounter THE necessary terms For It is continued.

Turogin And Potapenko to have has been accused with 18 account of conspiracy, thread fraud, And conspiracy has commit money whitening In THE United States And confront up has 20 years each In prison. Their business was once A leading cloud minor but was allegedly run as A Ponzi diagram.

Turogin And Potapenko were stopped In Estonia In November 2022, After A large scale investigation involving WE. And Estonian law application.

THE Estonian government approved THE extradition of Turogin And Potapenko In September, but they with success appeals THE decision In November, And A court governed that THE lower court that approved their extradition failed has consider THE terms In WE. detention facilities. THE upper court order that Turogin And Potapenko should receive monetary compensation instead.

NOW, THE Estonian government has collection evidence on WE. detention terms indicating that he could "ensure that THE offense of THE people' fundamental rights due has extradition East not disproportionate," according to has local news publication Postimees.