On September 30, a Ukrainian man suspected of being involved in the 2022 “Nord Stream” gas pipeline bombing was arrested in Poland. On October 1, a court in Poland decided to detain him for seven days and decide whether to extradite him to Germany after further trial. The Ukrainian suspect, codenamed “Vladimir Z,” was arrested on September 30 in a small town near Warsaw. The German Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office said that the Polish police acted in response to a European arrest warrant issued by it.

Zhitongcaijing · 10/02/2025 04:09
On September 30, a Ukrainian man suspected of being involved in the 2022 “Nord Stream” gas pipeline bombing was arrested in Poland. On October 1, a court in Poland decided to detain him for seven days and decide whether to extradite him to Germany after further trial. The Ukrainian suspect, codenamed “Vladimir Z,” was arrested on September 30 in a small town near Warsaw. The German Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office said that the Polish police acted in response to a European arrest warrant issued by it.