German National Arrested in Russia on Sabotage Charges

The FSB accuses a Hamburg resident of planning attacks on energy facilities in Kaliningrad, allegedly under Ukrainian orders.

The Federal Security Service (FSB) claims Nikolai Gayduk was detained with liquid explosives at the Kaliningrad border after entering from Poland.
Gayduk, born in 1967 and residing in Hamburg, is accused of a March explosion at a gas distribution station in Kaliningrad.
Russian authorities allege Gayduk acted on instructions from a Ukrainian national also living in Hamburg.
The German Foreign Ministry is aware of the case and has offered consular assistance to Gayduk.
There is no independent confirmation of the allegations, which come amid heightened tensions between Russia and Western nations.