Nord Stream gas pipelines

German prosecutors have secured the arrest of a second individual related to the investigation into Nord Stream gas pipelines sabotage. The suspect's arrest was reported in connection with the incident in Croatia.

German authorities reported the arrest of a Ukrainian man in Croatia regarding damages to the Nord Stream gas pipelines that occurred in 2022. These explosions impacted the pipelines connecting Russia and Germany.

A Ukrainian national, Vladimir Z., was arrested in Pula, Croatia, on a European arrest warrant regarding the 2022 explosions that damaged the Nord Stream gas pipelines. Prosecutors allege he planted explosives on 'Nord Stream 1' and 'Nord Stream 2' near Bornholm island. Another suspect, Serhii K., is also facing charges related to these explosions.

German prosecutors allege that Ukraine's state authorities ordered the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines, charging Ukrainian army officer Serhiy Kuznetsov with helping lead the operation aimed at cutting off Russian gas revenues used to finance Moscow's war.

German federal prosecutors charged a former Ukrainian army officer, Serhii K., with causing explosions that damaged the Nord Stream gas pipelines in 2022. The suspect was extradited from Italy after being detained in August and faces charges including explosion, property damage, and war crimes. The attack aimed to disrupt Russian gas revenues financing military operations.

German prosecutors charged a former Ukrainian army officer, identified as Serhii K., with causing explosions that damaged the Nord Stream gas pipelines in 2022. The suspect was extradited from Italy after being detained there and faces charges including explosion, property damage, and being an accomplice to war crimes. Russia accused the U.S. of staging the explosions, a claim denied by Washington.