German prosecutors issue first warrant in Nord Stream explosions investigation damaging gas pipelines between Russia and Germany. Authorities refused to comment.
A Ukrainian national, whose last known address was in Poland, is being sought by German authorities for the 2022 attacks on the Nord Stream gas pipelines. He is believed to have acted with two accomplices.
Poland acknowledged receipt of a warrant to arrest a man whose last known address was in the country, though the prosecutor's office said he left for Ukraine in July.
German prosecutors have issued a first arrest warrant in their investigation into the undersea explosions in 2022 that damaged the Nord Stream gas pipelines between Russia and Germany, according to a media report Wednesday.
BERLIN (AP) — German prosecutors have issued a first arrest warrant in their investigation into the undersea explosions in 2022 that damaged the Nord Stream gas pipelines between Russia and Germany, according to a media report.
German investigators allege a Ukrainian national played a role in the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage and issued an arrest warrant, but the suspect is missing.
German authorities have issued an international arrest warrant for a Ukrainian man suspected of carrying out the explosions that damaged the Nord Stream gas pipeline two years ago, Reuters reported, citing Polish prosecutors.
German authorities warn that the reports of Ukrainian involvement and responsibility for the Nord Stream 2 pipeline explosions could be part of Russian disinformation.
The suspect had been identified by Germany as a skilled diver suspected of being involved with the explosion that destroyed part of the natural-gas link between Russia and Germany.
German authorities have issued an arrest warrant for a Ukrainian national in connection to the explosion that damaged the Nord Stream 2 pipeline two years ago.
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