Tbilisi:Two individuals wanted by Azerbaijani authorities have been extradited from Georgia, as reported by the Press Service of the Prosecutor General's Office.

According to Azeri-Press news agency, the Georgian Ministry of Justice approved the extradition of Azerbaijani citizens Tahir Ayralov and Miryusif Gadirov. This decision was made in compliance with the Convention on Legal Assistance and Legal Relations in Civil, Family and Criminal Matters dated January 22, 1993, and the European Convention on Extradition dated December 13, 1957.

Tahir Ayralov is suspected of repeated theft carried out by a group in prior conspiracy, involving unlawful entry into various premises. This is part of an ongoing criminal investigation by the Aghstafa District Police Department. Meanwhile, Miryusif Gadirov faces allegations of concealing a particularly serious crime in a case before the Baku Court of Appeal. Both individuals were charged and placed on the wanted list after allegedly fleeing to avoid investigation.

The extradition was carried out by the relevant bodies of the Ministry of Justice, resulting in both individuals being returned to the Republic of Azerbaijan.