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The man, identified as Serhii Kuznetsov, is the subject of a legal drama that reads like a Cold War thriller: a trial over the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines, a plot that left the pipelines badly damaged.
Four years after the attacks, German prosecutors have decided that a courtroom is the appropriate stage for the next act. The accusation is that Kuznetsov allegedly helped blow up the pipelines that were meant to transport Russian gas to Germany.
Kuznetsov, a veteran of Ukraine’s special forces, has denied any involvement in the 2022 blasts. His defense rests on the simple argument that he was not involved in the sabotage.
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