Germany prosecutes Ukrainian officer over Nord Stream sabotage
An Ukrainian officer named Serhiy K. is facing trial in Hamburg four years after the Nord Stream gas pipeline explosions in the Baltic Sea, which resulted in the destruction of three out of four pipelines in September 2022. He is accused of plotting with other Ukrainian military personnel to disrupt Russian gas supplies to Germany, in an effort to prevent Russia from funding its war against Ukraine. Serhiy K. is considered the first suspect to be prosecuted in this case and denies the charges against him. Meanwhile, investigations continue into evidence suggesting the use of underwater explosives, and it is believed that the attack was aimed at destabilizing the security of European gas supplies.
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