A court in Norway has ruled to release the son of the former head of Russian Railways, Yakunin, but the man will remain under arrest until the prosecutor's complaint is considered.
A district court in Norway has ruled to release the son of the former head of Russian Railways, Andrey Yakunin, who was arrested for illegally using drones in Svalbard. It is reported by NRK. Despite the court decision, Yakunin will remain in custody for now. "The prosecutor's office appealed the case to the Court of Appeal, and Yakunin will not be released until the case is heard there," NRK reports. Yakunin was detained on October 17.