Two Ukrainian Soldiers Alleged to Sabotage Nord Stream 1 and 2

⚠️ Urgent Information — Flash Radio is following this situation in real time A historic trial has begun in a court in Hamburg, Germany: Serhii Kuznetsov, a Ukrainian special forces soldier, is accused of sabotaging the underwater Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea in September 2022, which supply Germany with Russian gas. This was one of the major mysteries at the start of the war in Ukraine. ⏱️ 4 min read Facts and recent developments Habib Glenza, from Lödz At first, accusations were directed at Russia, but very quickly, suspicion shifted to Ukraine, which had benefited from the attack on Nord Stream and could therefore be the origin of this operation. German authorities conducted an investigation and traced the trail back to Kuznetsov, a Ukrainian soldier stationed in Italy. His extradition was requested, he was arrested and is currently being tried in Germany. Kuznetsov appeared for the first time before the German court on Thursday, October 14, 2026, showing an Olympian calm. 'They found no witnesses, no medical evidence, no DNA, no fingerprints, nothing!' He even smiled several times. Serious accusations against Ukraine Kuznetsov categorically denies any involvement in the attack on Nord Stream. Ukraine also denies any link to the pipeline sabotage. Nicola Canestrini, the defense lawyer, told the BBC that the accusation was based on no evidence: 'They found no witnesses, no medical evidence, no DNA, no fingerprints, nothing!' As if a special forces agent could leave such traces during his secret missions! The defense also argued that Kuznetsov is in a weak position, since he is a soldier assigned to secret operations and cannot talk about what he did on the dates he is accused of