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Montenegro's Supreme Court has delayed the extradition of Do Kwon, the founder of Terraform Labs, to South Korea. The postponement comes as a response to the Supreme State Prosecutor’s Office (VDT) request to protect legality. The VDT raised concerns about the legality of previous court decisions regarding Do Kwon’s extradition. Conflicting court rulings in Montenegro have been at the center of Do Kwon’s extradition saga. After being arrested at Podgorica airport in March 2023, conflicting decisions were made regarding his extradition to both the United States and South Korea. The recent decision by the Supreme Court to intervene and postpone his extradition adds another layer of complexity to this legal battle . Do Kwon's defense attorney has strongly criticized the actions taken by the VDT, claiming that revising a final decision in favor of the defendant is only possible through abuse of position. He also pointed out various inconsistent legal decisions made throughout...

Table of Contents Allegations of Ignorance Connections to Controversial Figures A Call for Accountability Legal Developments Surrounding Do Kwon Market Response: LUNA Classic Price Trends President Milatović Accuses PM Spajić of Misleading Statements Regarding Do Kwon In a recent interview, Montenegro's President Jakov Milatović leveled serious accusations against Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, claiming he misrepresented his knowledge of Do Kwon, the controversial co-founder of Terraform Labs. This revelation comes in the wake of Kwon’s arrest in Podgorica during a critical period. Allegations of Ignorance Milatović asserted that on the day Kwon was apprehended, Spajić denied knowing who he was. This denial is particularly striking given that Spajić had previously been involved in a transaction involving 750,000 Terra Luna tokens and had reportedly met with Kwon on multiple occasions. During a party meeting last March, Milatović confronted Spajić dir...