Ukraine's prosecutor general stated on Thursday that investigations show no evidence of Kyiv's involvement in the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions. This comes as a former Ukrainian soldier faces trial in Germany, accused of masterminding the blasts.
Ukraine's Prosecutor General's Office denied any involvement in the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, stating no facts link Ukraine to the act. This follows Germany's charges against a Ukrainian national.
A former Ukrainian army officer, Serhii K, has been charged in Germany with involvement in a war crime related to the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions. German prosecutors allege he acted on behalf of Ukrainian authorities to sabotage the pipelines, disrupting energy supplies.
German federal prosecutors have charged a 50-year-old Ukrainian national, identified as Serhii K, in connection with the 2022 explosions that destroyed the Nord Stream gas pipelines. He is accused of helping coordinate a team that used a yacht to place explosives near Bornholm Island.
German prosecutors have charged a Ukrainian national, identified as Serhii K, for allegedly leading and coordinating the 2022 attack on the Nord Stream pipelines. The suspect denies involvement, and Ukraine has denied any role in the incident, which has implications for its relations with Germany.
German federal prosecutors have charged a Ukrainian national, Serhii K., with leading a team of seven accomplices in the September 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions. Detained in Italy in August 2025 and extradited to Germany, K. denies involvement. Investigators cite evidence including intercepted calls and explosives traces on the yacht Andromeda.
A technical report submitted to a London court suggests repairing the Nord Stream gas pipelines would take 36 months, requiring new pipeline from China. The report is part of an insurance dispute where insurers deny a €580 million claim, citing "consequence of war."
An expert stated that China and the US are not among the largest marine powers. He also compared the threat of cutting internet cables to nuclear weapons, emphasizing that the threat itself, rather than actual use, causes unease and disrupts normal operations.
Repairing the Nord Stream gas pipeline, damaged by explosions, could take approximately three years if financing is secured and no delays occur, according to a joint memorandum by engineering experts cited by RBC. The High Court of London is hearing a dispute between Nord Stream AG and its insurers.
Kirill Dmitriev, head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, stated that Nord Stream gas pipelines can be restored, citing "sensible politicians" in Europe and the AfD party's stance. He also claimed energy prices in Germany rose 30-40% due to the rejection of Russian energy, leading to de-industrialization.
Russia's special representative for international economic cooperation, Kirill Dmitriev, stated at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum that the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines could be restored. He cited discussions with Germany's "Alternative for Germany" party as evidence of German desire for Russian gas.
A German political party, Alternative for Germany (AfD), has expressed interest in restarting the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 pipelines, according to Markus Frohnmaier. He stated that discussions should occur after the conflict in Ukraine ends to find mutual understanding.
German MP Markus Frohnmaier stated there's significant interest in Germany to restart the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 pipelines after the Ukraine conflict concludes. He believes opportunities exist for future mutual understanding on the matter.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov claims the US plans to restore and buy the Nord Stream pipelines to dictate gas prices.
German tabloid Bild has published nude images of a Ukrainian woman allegedly connected to the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines. The woman, reportedly named Valeria Chernyshova and identified under the alias 'Freya', was part of a group of Ukrainian nationals suspected by German investigators of renting the yacht Andromeda for the underwater operation. Claims about her past as an erotic model were first reported by Wall Street Journal correspondent Bojan Pancevski in his book on the Nord Stream attack. Russian officials have expressed skepticism about Western media narratives suggesting Ukrainian responsibility.
German tabloid Bild has published nude images of a Ukrainian woman allegedly connected to the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines. The woman, reportedly named Valeria Chernyshova and identified under the alias 'Freya', was part of a group of Ukrainian nationals suspected by German investigators of renting the yacht Andromeda for the underwater operation. Claims about her past as an erotic model first appeared in a book by Wall Street Journal journalist Bojan Pancevski. Russian officials have expressed skepticism about Western media narratives surrounding the investigation.
According to Vladimir Barbin, the Danish authorities have halted their own investigation of the crime and are hiding its results from the public
