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Serhii Kuznietsov, a Ukrainian military veteran, was detained in Italy on a European arrest warrant linked to the 2022 Baltic Sea pipeline sabotage. The Italian court rejected his claim of immunity, and he plans to appeal. The case involves complex legal and geopolitical tensions surrounding the attack.
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Poland has detained a Ukrainian man, Volodymyr Z., wanted by Germany for alleged involvement in the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline sabotage. The suspect, a trained diver, was arrested near Warsaw on a European arrest warrant. The case highlights ongoing tensions over the pipeline attack, which damaged Russian gas exports to Europe.
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A Ukrainian man, detained near Warsaw on a German warrant over the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions, has been released after the court rejected extradition. The judge deemed the attack a military action in a 'just war,' citing international waters and Poland's opposition to the pipelines. The case highlights ongoing tensions over energy security and Ukraine's role.
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On November 28, 2025, German authorities arrested Ukrainian Serhii Kuznietsov, suspected of coordinating the 2022 Baltic Sea pipeline explosions that disrupted Russian gas supplies to Europe. Kuznietsov denies involvement, claiming he was serving in Ukraine's army. Meanwhile, Poland closed Russia's last consulate in Gdansk after sabotage on its railway infrastructure linked to Russian intelligence and Ukrainian collaborators.
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Serhii Kuznietsov, a Ukrainian former military officer, is set to be transferred to Germany to face charges related to the 2022 Baltic Sea pipeline explosions. The attack damaged Nord Stream pipelines, impacting European gas supplies. Kuznietsov denies involvement, claiming he was in Ukraine at the time.