A number of German media have recently announced the latest developments in the explosion of the "Nord Stream" natural gas pipeline. According to a report by TASS on August 28,Russian Presidential Press Secretary Peskov expressed satisfaction with the current progress of Germany's investigation, saying that Russia hopes that the investigation into the explosion of the "Nord Stream" natural gas pipeline can be completed as soon as possible and disclose the identities of the organizers and executors of the incident.

Germany orders arrest of six Ukrainian suspects

German media reported on the 27th that German police have identified all those suspected of involvement in the sabotage of the "Nord Stream" gas pipeline, and German authorities have issued arrest warrants for six Ukrainian suspects. Another suspect may have died. Some of them have obvious links to Ukrainian agents or the military.

A suspect was arrested in Italy last week

German media revealed that seven members of the sabotage team, including the organizer Sergei K., four divers, an explosive expert and an experienced captain, were arrested in Italy last week.

The suspect carried fake passports, including a set of Ukrainian passports

According to the report, the sabotage team each carried two sets of passports, one of which was a Romanian passport, which was entirely fake. The other set was a Ukrainian passport, each name on the passport was fake, but was officially issued.

These suspects entered Germany via Poland and rented the Andromeda sailboat from a terminal in Rostock, Germany to go to the location of the Baltic Sea Nord Stream pipeline. They used high explosives combined with timing devices to destroy four natural gas pipelines. 3.

A suspect or dead had undergone military training in Germany

According to reports, another member of the sabotage team, Ukrainian soldier Vsevolod K, may have died during the Russia-Ukraine conflict. This person allegedly received military training by the Bundeswehr at the Wildflecken Training Center in Germany. At that time, he filled out and signed the relevant documents during his training in Germany. The DNA traces extracted by the German police from these documents match the DNA traces found on Andromeda.

However, investigators said that whether the bombing was indeed carried out by the Ukrainian government remains to be confirmed.