
Authorities in Romania are expected to extradite to Turkey two Turkish police officers, still under detention in this country on suspicion of eavesdropping on their President, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, according to the Justice Ministry.
The ex-police chief Sedat Zavar and police officer İlker Usta are still wanted in the probe connected with the installation of listening devices in Erdoğan's office while he was serving as prime minister, Turkish newspaper "Yeni Safak" reported.
They had been detained in early February in Nadlac, a town on Romania's border with Hungary. After their detention, a Romanian court refused their bid to have a right to stay in that country due to the trouble they had faced in their homeland.
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