Overview
- Yevhen B., arrested in May in Switzerland’s Thurgau canton, was transferred to Germany, brought before a federal investigative judge in Karlsruhe, and remanded in custody.
- With his arrival, all three May arrestees are now in German pretrial detention after earlier apprehensions in Cologne and Konstanz.
- The Federal Prosecutor accuses the suspects of agent activity for sabotage on behalf of Russian state actors.
- Investigators report two test packages were mailed from Cologne at the end of March with GPS trackers, allegedly on the orders of Yevhen B.
- Authorities continue their inquiry into the network and methods, noting prior security warnings about Russian sabotage and a 2024 Leipzig air-freight incendiary incident.