Investigation into Nord Stream gas pipeline sabotage, involving a suspect arrested in Pula, Croatia, sought extradition to Karlsruhe.
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Investigation into Nord Stream gas pipeline sabotage, involving a suspect arrested in Pula, Croatia, sought extradition to Karlsruhe.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.A former officer involved in the pipeline blasts is now facing trial.1 source
Court rules on suspect extradition and jurisdiction claims in Nord Stream sabotage probe.1 source
Suspect arrested in Pula, Croatia, linked to sabotage near Bornholm, prompting German extradition request.1 source
Suspect arrested in Pula, Croatia, regarding Nord Stream sabotage, facing extradition to Germany.1 source
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Poland
country in Central Europe
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