TEHRAN An Italian newspaper has reported that Donald Trump, the U.S.
President-elect, has actually consented to briefly suspend the extradition of an Iranian resident detained in Milan.The decision follows a direct appeal from Italys Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, during her recent see to the United States, the paper declared.
The individual in question, recognized as Mohammad Abedini Najafabadi, was jailed at Milans airport under a U.S.
judicial warrant.The U.S.
government has actually accused Abedini of helping with the transfer of drone innovations to Iran.
According to Washington, these innovations were allegedly used in an attack on a U.S.
military base near the Syria-Jordan border.
The attack reportedly led to the deaths of three American soldiers.
The Italian day-to-day Il Giornale revealed on Monday that Prime Minister Meloni particularly requested Trump to intervene in Abedinis case.
This appeal becomes part of more comprehensive diplomatic discussions in between Italy and the inbound U.S.
administration.