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Ireland has no extradition treaty with Colombia, but British authorities said the men would be extradited if they crossed into Northern Ireland.

French judicial officials expressed optimism that he would be extradited.

Investigator Benoit said Ms. Mitchell would be extradited to the Catskills to face larceny charges.

Officials said it appeared likely he would be extradited in a short time.

But whether Mr. Guzmán would be extradited to the United States has not been worked out.

It is understood that it is unlikely anyone would be extradited before UK trials had concluded.

Payne was asked whether the Australian government would seek guarantees that Assange would not be extradited to a state where he might face the death penalty.

The office of the prosecutor general in Moscow was quick to declare that Mr Lugovoi could not and would not be extradited because the constitution prevented the extradition of Russian citizens.

But Ecuador's Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino said on Wednesday he was optimistic the British government would agree to give Assange written guarantees that he would not be extradited from Sweden to any third country.

"My case could be swiftly resolved if Sweden were to guarantee that I would not be extradited to the US or if the British government would guarantee to veto any such extradition to the US.

However, the army said that the former ruler would not be extradited to the International Criminal Court, based in The Hague, Netherlands as doing so would be "an ugly mark on Sudan".