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A former Ukrainian special forces member is on trial in Germany for sabotaging the Nord Stream pipelines. The German attorney general accuses "government agenci…
A former Ukrainian special forces member is on trial in Germany for sabotaging the Nord Stream pipelines. The German attorney general accuses "government agencies in Ukraine" of being behind the attack. If that turns out to be true, what would it mean for German-Ukrainian relations?
The current German elites a simply fools who are in too deep with Ukraine to see anything.
@@jvdp9660Imported3wk ago
We all know that the USA is behind it.
@@KILLERDEVIL13Imported3wk ago
It's like living with your husband who beats you. Sooner or later there's gonna be consequences.
@@ToeCutter454Imported3wk ago
glad to see someone reads my comments and finally jumped into that research!
@@Ray_PystImported3wk ago
jail him and everyone involved !! that was an attack on our souveranity!!!!! ukraine is not our friend ! america playing games and our clowns believe it
@@arthur-yq4icImported3wk ago
i care more about our tax money is given to the corruptest country in Europe
@@GG-lo4scImported3wk ago
Actual DW W report
@@_np7Imported3wk ago
It cannot be considered a crime to attack Russian infrastructure that enables funds to supply the Russian war chest. Germany would have to be an ally of Russia for that.
@@axelv1753Imported3wk ago
If the hero that blew up the pipeline is not freed asap it will be a big stain on Germany forever. It will enter the history books as a fact ha Germany is unable to chose the right side of history.
@@shuaibshariff2797Imported3wk ago
Germany cannot seem to get anything right. Not on Russia/Ukraine and not on Israel/Palestine.
@@hwoooshImported3wk ago
russia is the one responsible for all of it.
@@Well___helloImported3wk ago
The German Attorney General is German govt’s top Attorney, so when you say AG is accusing Ukraine, that means German Federal Govt (Merz) is accusing that Ukraine did it. Neither Merz nor the AG personally conducted any investigation, German agencies would’ve investigated and they would have some basis behind it. Why not directly say that German govt thinks it was done by Ukraine?
@@donatotedesco2134Imported3wk ago
Important context: the Nord-Stream pipeline was owned by Russian Gazprom, not Germany
@@drakk3rImported3wk ago
It was an act of war by Ukraine
@@JohnJones-k9dImported3wk ago
Funny Ukraine blew up Nordstream, but Ukraine did not blow up the Russian pipeline supplying gas to Ukraine.
A former Ukrainian special forces member is on trial in Germany for sabotaging the Nord Stream pipelines. The German attorney general accuses "government agencies in Ukraine" of being behind the attack. If that turns out to be true, what would it mean for German-Ukrainian relations?