First trial on Nord Stream explosions begins in Germany
Summary
The first trial over the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 explosions has begun in Germany, with Ukrainian national Sergey K. appearing before a Hamburg court. Prosecutors say the sabotage was planned on orders from Ukrainian government agencies, while investigators also link a detained suspect in Croatia to the case.
Key Points
- The first trial over the Nord Stream pipeline explosions has started in Germany, four years after the attack.
- Ukrainian national Sergey K. is appearing before the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court of Hamburg.
- German prosecutors allege the sabotage was planned on orders from Ukrainian government agencies.
- Investigators say another suspect was detained in Croatia and is expected to be extradited to Germany.
