Nord Stream Sabotage Investigation Identifies Two Suspects

German prosecutors report progress in the 2022 pipeline explosions but continue to probe motives and potential state involvement.

German Federal Prosecutor Jens Rommel announced the identification of two suspects in the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline sabotage case.
The investigation remains ongoing, focusing on uncovering additional participants, the motive for the attack, and whether it was state-sponsored.
The explosions, which occurred near Denmark's Bornholm island, caused significant damage to Nord Stream 1 and 2, disrupting critical gas infrastructure.
Authorities have previously linked a Ukrainian individual to the case, but this suspect remains at large after reportedly fleeing from Poland to Ukraine.
Rommel emphasized the attack's impact on Germany's energy security, describing it as a major threat to the country's economy and societal stability.