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Despite Montenegro's High Court ruling to extradite former cryptocurrency mogul Do Kwon to his home country of South Korea, prosecutors in the US remain committed to pursuing his extradition. The disgraced Terra founder Do Kwon faces charges related to the $40 billion collapse of the TerraUSD stablecoin in 2022.
US DOJ said it will continue to pursue the extradition of Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon from Montenegro, according to Bloomberg.
Do Kwon, the brains behind Terraform Labs, is on the verge of being sent back to South Korea from Montenegro after an important court decision slated for after March 23. This revelation came from Kwon's lawyer in a discussion with media outlets.
South Korea intensifies efforts to extradite Terraform Labs CEO Do Kwon by seeking INTERPOL's cooperation after a Montenegrin court rejects U.S. extradition.
The United States and South Korea have been fighting for Kwon's extradition since he was arrested in March 2023.
Do Kwon extradition continues to be a war between the US and South Korea after Montenegro's High Court ruling.
The co-founder of bankrupt Terraform Labs was first set to be extradited to the United States after lengthy court battles.
South Korea has intensified its actions to extradite Do Kwon, the CEO of Terraform Labs, back to its jurisdiction, as local South Korean media reports.
In a recent legal twist, the High Court in Podgorica has ruled in favor of extraditing Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon to South Korea.
An appellate court in Montenegro overturns an earlier ruling that approved the extradition of disgraced Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon to the United States. Kwon is facing criminal charges arising from the collapse of the stablecoin TerraUSD and cryptocurrency Luna that wiped out $40 billion worth of investor funds in 2022.
The High Court ruled to extradite Kwon to the US following the appeals court's reversal.
The founder of Terraform Labs will be repatriated after the change in judicial decision
The Montenegrin high court overseeing Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon's extradition retrial has decided to send him back to South Korea instead of the US, local media reported on March 7.
The Montenegrin high court overseeing Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon's extradition retrial has decided to send him back to South Korea instead of the US, local media reported on March 7.
Do Kwon is set to return to his native South Korea for criminal prosecution two years after the collapse of Terra's tokens, which shook the crypto industry.
Embattled Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon is set to be extradited to South Korea following the failed extradition bid to the United States. New Update In Do Kwon's Extradition Move According to a recent report, Do Kwon's South Korean extradition was ordered by a High Court in Podgorica.
Terra's co-founder may now be sent to South Korea after his United States extradition was called back.
A Montenegrin high court has rendered a decision regarding the extradition of Do Kwon, co-founder of Terraform Labs, to South Korea to face criminal charges related to the May 2022 collapse of his multibillion-dollar cryptocurrency enterprise, as reported by local news sources on Thursday.
Montenegro court reverses the Do Kwon extradition decision, favoring South Korea over the United States.
Local media in Montenegro reported that Terra founder Do Kwon is cleared for extradition to his native South Korea.
Kwon successfully appealed a previous decision by the same court to send him to the U.S. instead.
The move comes after a Montenegrin court overturned a prior decision regarding Kwon's extradition to the United States.
In response to media queries, a police officer stated that the task force overseeing Do Kwon's case had convened "emergency meetings".
Do Kwon's case heats up as South Korea approaches Interpol for help.
