Arms training case: US mercenary VanDyke, 6 Ukrainians to remain abroad till Feb 24
An NIA court has granted seven foreign nationals, including a US citizen, permission to remain in their home countries until February 24. The individuals are accused of training insurgent groups in Myanmar and are currently under investigation for UAPA offenses.
Why it matters
The case involves international security concerns and the legal complexities of prosecuting foreign nationals for alleged militant training activities.
NEW DELHI: An NIA court Friday allowed US national Matthew Aaron VanDyke and six Ukrainian nationals accused in the Myanmar arms training case to remain in their home countries till Feb 24. The permission came after NIA told special judge Prashant Sharma of Rouse Avenue court that it needed more time to probe the UA(P)A offences against them.“Further probe is ongoing and more time is required in order to ascertain and verify the facts about the commission of…
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