The trial of Joakim Medin in Turkey has been postponed once more. Medin alleges that several politicians are connecting his predicament to Sweden’s efforts to apprehend Swedish gang criminals located in Turkey. This connection is reportedly corroborated by sources speaking with *Dagens Nyheter* (DN). The delay in Medin’s case seemingly coincides with ongoing Swedish attempts to secure the extradition of individuals involved in organized crime. Medin's statement suggests a potential leveraging of his legal situation in relation to this broader pursuit of Swedish criminals within Turkish jurisdiction. The exact nature of the political connections remains unclear, but the claims raise concerns about potential interference or bargaining. Further investigation is required to determine the extent of any linkage between the two matters.