In Tromsø, Norway, a man in his sixties was arrested and taken into custody after an international arrest warrant was issued against him. He has been sentenced to six years in prison in Ukraine for various crimes, including repeated thefts, burglaries, and acts of violence. This information comes from a ruling issued by the Nord-Troms and Senja District Court.

The man has appealed his conviction in Ukraine, but his appeal only concerns the sentencing rather than the guilt itself. As a result, Ukrainian authorities have requested his extradition to proceed with the appeal process. The court in Norway has determined that the conditions for extradition have been met, thus facilitating the legal process that could see him returned to Ukraine to face the consequences of his actions.

This case highlights the collaboration between Norway and Ukraine regarding criminal matters and the importance of international legal agreements in handling fugitives. It underscores Norway's commitment to upholding international law and ensuring that individuals convicted of crimes can be held accountable, regardless of where they seek refuge.