Second suspect arrested in Nord Stream sabotage, detained in Croatia
🇺🇦‼️ Croatia Detains Second Suspect in Nord Stream Blast, Ukrainian The agency identified the detainee as Ukrainian citizen Volodymyr Z. He was detained in Croatia, in the city of Pula, on the basis of a European arrest warrant.
Stef_Soren16Give them a medal. We became free of most of pootins gas!
Jack Fella9Give him a massive golden medal, and $10 million!
Peteris Koks5Why is this not viewed as a "hybrid attack" and thus swept under the rug?
Nafnlaus 🇮🇸🇪🇺🇺🇦3"Volodymyr Z.", hmm. Did he also go by "Paddington"? 😏
hopeforukraine.bsky.social3We shall he be arrested ? Give him a medal !!!!
KSaburof1So investigators want to tell that presumable suspect failed to leave EU even after arrest of first presumable suspect? Lol :) This is pure bullshit 🤷♂️ imho. False trail planted by Kremlin in advance (which is obviously expected from Kremlin's military operation with secret services support)
Was Nord Stream attack a Russian false flag? Kyiv just opened a file to find out Ukraine's prosecutors are weighing a scenario Berlin's case skips: that Russians organized the 2022 blasts, using or impersonating Ukrainians, to frame Ukraine. No suspect named. 🔗 euromaidanpress.com/2026/08/19/g...
Niels Ockelmann4In my eyes a Russian false flag is likely. The Ukrainians used a small sailboat not suitable for the task, while a Russian ship specialised for underwater tasks clandestinely operated in the area a few days before.
Kastero3It´s so very likely, that de-nazifiers bombed the pipelines themselves. They had the motives, as the pipelines were already useless due to the European reaction to the war, gas was no longer flowing. And Russia needed an internal sign of being under attack. A even Russian ship was hovering for days.
Mad Makhno🏴☠️ Antifa Fella1"One irony of the attack is that Russia’s Gazprom potentially stands to benefit: it will no longer need to invent excuses not to supply Europe via Nord Stream. Now it can claim a force majeure, which will dramatically reduce the risk of compensation claims for non-delivered volumes." Carnegie EIP
