Mongolian spy chief Bat Khurts faces extradition to Germany

A Mongolian spy chief who claimed he was tricked into coming to the UK so he could be arrested can be extradited, a court has ruled.   District Judge Quentin Purdy, at City of Westminster Magistrates' Court, ruled Bat Khurts should be sent to Germany on a European arrest warrant.   Mr Khurts, 41, is wanted for the kidnap and false imprisonment of a Mongolian national suspected of murdering a government official.   His lawyer said he intended to appeal.   Mr Khurts was allegedly involved in the 2003 kidnap of Enkhbat Damiran, who was taken from France to
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