Wednesday, August 14, 2024

Nord Stream gas pipeline explosion 2022: German issued arrest warrant for the sabotage suspect, a Ukrainian diving instructor

Cui bono! Perhaps, the greatest benefit of this sabotage act accrue to the Ukraine. 

Was it an act by patriotic Ukrainian individuals or an act by the Ukrainian government? Maybe one day we will learn.

Plus, Russian natural gas is still being transported via a pipeline across the Ukraine to Europe despite the war. Why is this pipeline not sabotaged?

"German state prosecutors trying to solve the mystery of who blew up the Nord Stream gas pipelines under the Baltic Sea in 2022 have issued an arrest warrant for a Ukrainian diving instructor.
The suspect has been named as Volodymyr Z by German media, who have treated the sabotage like a sensational true crime drama. ...
But the Polish prosecutor general's spokeswoman, Anna Adamiak, in Warsaw told the BBC's Adam Easton that a European Arrest Warrant had indeed been passed to them by German prosecutors.
When Polish officers went to Volodymyr Z’s home in early July, he had already left the country for Ukraine, she said.
He had until then been living in a quiet residential area of Pruszków, a town near Warsaw, German media say.
According to an investigation by three German media outlets ... Volodymyr Z was part of a team of experienced Ukrainian divers who in September 2022 hired a German yacht, sailed out into the Baltic Sea and planted the explosives, blowing up three of the four Nord Stream pipelines.
A Ukrainian man and a Ukrainian woman are also suspected of involvement."

Nord Stream: German arrest warrant for sabotage blast suspect





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