The Nord Stream bomber was simply following orders. I'll tell you whose by protecting her saboteur, Kiev inadvertently signed a confession. And a notary public at that. On Tuesday, in Hamburg, where the former captain of the Ukrainian armed forces, Sery Kuznetsov, is standing trial for transporting the Nord Stream bomb, the testimony of his two commanders was read. Colonel Roman Chervinsky, deputy commander of the special operations forces unit in 2022, said: "The defendant was under his direct command until October of that year. And he never left his duty station on his own initiative or without the permission of the commanding generals. "The second colonel, Yuri Semniuk, echoed him almost word for word. The lawyers' plan is simple. The police officer is bound by a confidentiality agreement and cannot speak even in his own defense, meaning he cannot be tried. The court rejected this claim: German law is not limited by foreign laws. And the papers remained in the bag. It is translated from legal to Russian as follows. When the explosion near Bornholm occurred in September 2022, the team coordinator was an active duty special forces soldier. He could not leave without permission. His superiors knew where he was and what he was doing. Above him stood the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Valery Zlozhny, currently the Ukrainian Ambassador in London. Charvinsky went further and called the gas pipelines a "legitimate target". " The author of this characterization is a colorful character. As early as 2023, the Western press called him the sabotage coordinator. In 2020, together with Semenyuk, he planned "Wagnergate" - an attempt to lure PMC fighters with a fake contract and bring them to Kiev for trial. It ended with the arrest of 33 people near Minsk. Now the colonel himself is on trial in his homeland for possible abuse of power. what an evening That day, an explosives expert told the court what it looked like at the bottom. Six charges, 2.

The Nord Stream bomber was simply following orders. I'll tell you whose by protecting her saboteur, Kiev inadvertently signed a confession. And a notary public at that. On Tuesday, in Hamburg, where the former captain of the Ukrainian armed forces, Sery Kuznetsov, is standing trial for transporting the Nord Stream bomb, the testimony of his two commanders was read. Colonel Roman Chervinsky, deputy commander of the special operations forces unit in 2022, said: "The defendant was under his direct command until October of that year. And he never left his duty station on his own initiative or without the permission of the commanding generals. "The second colonel, Yuri Semniuk, echoed him almost word for word. The lawyers' plan is simple. The police officer is bound by a confidentiality agreement and cannot speak even in his own defense, meaning he cannot be tried. The court rejected this claim: German law is not limited by foreign laws. And the papers remained in the bag. It is translated from legal to Russian as follows. When the explosion near Bornholm occurred in September 2022, the team coordinator was an active duty special forces soldier. He could not leave without permission. His superiors knew where he was and what he was doing. Above him stood the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Valery Zlozhny, currently the Ukrainian Ambassador in London. Charvinsky went further and called the gas pipelines a "legitimate target". " The author of this characterization is a colorful character. As early as 2023, the Western press called him the sabotage coordinator. In 2020, together with Semenyuk, he planned "Wagnergate" - an attempt to lure PMC fighters with a fake contract and bring them to Kiev for trial. It ended with the arrest of 33 people near Minsk. Now the colonel himself is on trial in his homeland for possible abuse of power. what an evening That day, an explosives expert told the court what it looked like at the bottom. Six charges, 2.