German newspaper unexpectedly mentions two Ukrainians, Russia says it suffered many losses

On May 21, the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung reported that two Ukrainians may be involved in the explosion of the Nord Stream pipeline.

Two Ukrainians may be involved in the Nord Stream gas pipeline explosion. (Graphic: Shutterstock)

According to the newspaper, in the case being investigated by the German Federal Criminal Office, a few months ago, the Polish travel company Feeria Lwowa appeared. This company was the one that hired the Andromeda ship to transport the suspects of the pipeline explosion.

Investigators believe the company, which was established in 2016 and registered by two Ukrainians, is a front company. Much remains unclear about the pipeline sabotage, but there is growing evidence that at least two Ukrainians were involved.

Previously, on May 12, Deputy Chairman of the Russian National Security Council Dmitry Medvedev announced that Moscow will continue to use all available legal tools to hold those behind the series of Nord Stream gas pipeline explosions accountable.

He also noted that the possibility of bringing the above subjects to international courts is very small and Russia suffered a lot of losses from the series of explosions.

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