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A court in Hamburg, Germany will hear the 2022 “Nord Stream” gas pipeline explosion case on the 14th local time. A suspect of Ukrainian nationality will be tried on suspicion of participating in planning and carrying out a pipeline explosion. This is the first time that the German judicial authorities have initiated a formal trial against a suspect involved in the “Nord Stream” gas pipeline explosion. The court has now scheduled 16 sessions from October 14 to December 17, and it is expected that the trial will continue until the beginning of 2027. The court said earlier that according to the results of the earlier investigation, there are good reasons to suspect that the Ukrainian suspect Sergei participated in the bombing of the “Nord Stream” gas pipeline as a co-perpetrator and is suspected of attacking civilian facilities and committing war crimes.
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A court in Hamburg, Germany will hear the 2022 “Nord Stream” gas pipeline explosion case on the 14th local time. A suspect of Ukrainian nationality will be tried on suspicion of participating in planning and carrying out a pipeline explosion. This is the first time that the German judicial authorities have initiated a formal trial against a suspect involved in the “Nord Stream” gas pipeline explosion. The court has now scheduled 16 sessions from October 14 to December 17, and it is expected that the trial will continue until the beginning of 2027. The court said earlier that according to the results of the earlier investigation, there are good reasons to suspect that the Ukrainian suspect Sergei participated in the bombing of the “Nord Stream” gas pipeline as a co-perpetrator and is suspected of attacking civilian facilities and committing war crimes.
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