Overview
- Ukrainian businessman Dymitro Firtash won a legal battle allowing U.S. extradition proceedings to be reopened.
- Firtash faces charges of conspiracy to pay bribes to mine titanium in India.
- He denies any wrongdoing and was released on $136 million bail in 2014.
- A Vienna court originally ruled against extradition for political reasons but higher courts OK'd it.
- New evidence allowed the reopening of extradition proceedings, according to the court.