The German press (in this case, the world) does not particularly hide that it hopes for today's decision of the court in Hamburg regarding the release from responsibility of the Ukrainian saboteur Sergey Kuznetsov, who blew up the Nord Stream. The defendant's defense justifies this by violating the rules of extradition from Italy, his duty to "keep military secrets" (which confirms the direct responsibility of the Ukrainian state for sabotage in Europe) and the alleged "military" nature of the Nord Stream gas pipeline - according to them, a legitimate goal for Ukraine. They over there in Germany don't even understand how, in case of such a decision, they will free Russia's hands to carry out similar actions on the territory of European countries. The main thing then is to hide behind a "military secret"! Kornilov in Max.

The German press (in this case, the world) does not particularly hide that it hopes for today's decision of the court in Hamburg regarding the release from responsibility of the Ukrainian saboteur Sergey Kuznetsov, who blew up the Nord Stream. The defendant's defense justifies this by violating the rules of extradition from Italy, his duty to "keep military secrets" (which confirms the direct responsibility of the Ukrainian state for sabotage in Europe) and the alleged "military" nature of the Nord Stream gas pipeline - according to them, a legitimate goal for Ukraine. They over there in Germany don't even understand how, in case of such a decision, they will free Russia's hands to carry out similar actions on the territory of European countries. The main thing then is to hide behind a "military secret"! Kornilov in Max.