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A Ukrainian man is on trial in Hamburg after being accused of blowing up Russia's Nord Stream gas pipelines to Germany, four years after one of the most dramati…
A Ukrainian man is on trial in Hamburg after being accused of blowing up Russia's Nord Stream gas pipelines to Germany, four years after one of the most dramatic acts of sabotage in modern European history.
Prosecutors say Serhii Kuznetsov played a leading role in a team of saboteurs that destroyed the pipelines, accusing him of a war crime. His defence has called for the case to be dismissed.
BBC Berlin Correspondent Jessica Parker has been looking at the accusations facing Serhii Kuznetsov.
00:00 Who is Serhii Kuznetsov?
01:05 What are the Nord Stream pipelines?
01:55 What was the significance of the Nord Stream blasts?
04:08 Rostock and Bornholm
06:04 The Nord Stream trial
06:30 What are the arguments of the prosecution and defence at the Nord Stream trial?
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
We all know America did it no matter what propaganda you roll out.
@@kirubakaran8672Imported3wk ago
So the BBC tell an untruth us
@@mrsmith56Imported3wk ago
So Ukraine attacked a Nato country
@@janinak6320Imported3wk ago
At a Biden and Scholtz press conference in Washington Biden assured the room - in front of Scholtz - that Nordstream would be dealt with.
@@woildee9998Imported3wk ago
It was Biden. With Scholz's full knowledge and cooperation.<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS4O8rGRLf8">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS4O8rGRLf8</a>
@@FableirishImported3wk ago
As long as it was blown up who cares who did it? Any imports of any russian oil products should be banned from the civilized world.
@@D-E-S_8559Imported3wk ago
he looks like the archetypical moss-gatherer to me, I ain't no specialist but I recognize a handy tool when I got one in my hand---never ignore your instincts....
@@quententenImported3wk ago
sherlock holmes would of put two and two together in the first day this is absurd
@@ElAbuti-GpaImported3wk ago
All the disunited Europeans will once again negotiate with those who liberated them from Nazism.
@@HowDeepIsTheRabbitHoleImported3wk ago
This is a pointless distraction.
@@brendatenorio5721Imported3wk ago
West is pathetic. Surveillance everywhere but west knows nothing. Not credible.
@@Ilicito-j2vImported3wk ago
The BBC said it was Russia, but it turns out to be Ukraine!
@@7xHBerna-Paris-DakarImported3wk ago
Its done
@@Myke...Imported3wk ago
it helped EU get off teat of fossil fuels or reduce, so making way for sustainable
@@Carl-p3lImported3wk ago
He might have done it he mignt not have done it but it was not a problem anyway. Wtf
@@joshuaparrott2458Imported3wk ago
If it was Ukraine, respect for pulling it off.
@@tellitasitisImported3wk ago
BBC been telling us for years the Russians did it.
@@Carl-p3lImported3wk ago
A pipeline supplying oil to Europe.
@@CatatonicImperfectImported3wk ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0amQPCRWhXc&t=400">6:40</a> Keir Starmer's younger brother is a German prosecutor?
@@Carl-p3lImported3wk ago
I remember the BiBiC blamed Russia at the time. It didn't make sense at the time.
@@Carl-p3lImported3wk ago
I remember Biden giving the wink.
@@GillMunchen-s1bImported3wk ago
100% lies from the bbc - British SBS war criminals did Nord Stream
@@Arjay.M88Imported3wk ago
It never made sense that Russia would blow it up. They need the money now more than ever. Why would the blow it up when they could just shut it off?
@@heistallmighty9451Imported3wk ago
This is the BBC so it must of been Tommy Robinson right ?
@@JuliusFawcettImported3wk ago
We needed to halt our addiction to Russian fossil fuels, however painful that is, it's not as painful as living with Putin as our supreme commander.
A Ukrainian man is on trial in Hamburg after being accused of blowing up Russia's Nord Stream gas pipelines to Germany, four years after one of the most dramatic acts of sabotage in modern European history.
Prosecutors say Serhii Kuznetsov played a leading role in a team of saboteurs that destroyed the pipelines, accusing him of a war crime. His defence has called for the case to be dismissed.
BBC Berlin Correspondent Jessica Parker has been looking at the accusations facing Serhii Kuznetsov.
00:00 Who is Serhii Kuznetsov?
01:05 What are the Nord Stream pipelines?
01:55 What was the significance of the Nord Stream blasts?
04:08 Rostock and Bornholm
06:04 The Nord Stream trial
06:30 What are the arguments of the prosecution and defence at the Nord Stream trial?
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news