Senaste spåret efter sabotaget: Ukrainsk dykare i en vit skåpbil

Senaste spåret efter sabotaget: Ukrainsk dykare i en vit skåpbil

Tysk domstol har efterlyst en 44-årig ukrainsk dykare som misstänks för inblandning i sabotaget mot Nord Stream under hösten 2022. Det kan Expressen avslöja tillsammans med de tyska tidningarna Süddeutsche Zeitung och Die Zeit, samt tv-kanalen ARD. Dykaren kunde spåras efter att bilen han färdades i, en vit skåpbil, fastnade i en fartkamera i närheten av den hamn där segelbåten ”Andromeda”, som tyska utredare kunnat knyta till sprängdådet, befann sig strax före explosionen, enligt tidningen. Dykaren ska vara bosatt i Polen, men är ukrainsk medborgare. Totalt misstänks tre personer för inblandning i sprängningen av gasledningarna. De misstänkta tros vara bland besättningen på fem personer som gav sig ut på Östersjön med segelbåten ”Andromeda” Gått under jord De andra två misstänkta, en man och en kvinna, är också ukrainska medborgare. Enligt Expressens granskning driver duon ett dykföretag i Ukraina där även den nu efterlyste 44-åringen kopplas till. Efterlysningen ska ha utfärdats redan i juni efter begäran från den federala åklagarmyndigheten. Tyskland har begärt en europeisk arresteringsorder, och bett om hjälp från Polen. Men polska myndigheter har ännu inte agerat på begäran. Enligt tidningens uppgifter ska mannen nu gått under jord. Utreddes i Sverige Det var i slutet av september 2022 som det exploderade i de ryska gasledningarna Nord Stream 1 och 2, sydost om den danska ön Bornholm. Sabotaget har utretts även i Sverige och Danmark, då explosionerna inträffade i ländernas ekonomiska zoner. Men utredningarna har lagts ner.

Enligt åklagaren kunde det antas att svensk domstol saknar jurisdiktion då brottet saknade koppling. Än så länge finns det inga bevis i utredningen att ukrainska staten ska varit inblandad i sprängdådet. Ukraina har förnekat all inblandning i händelsen.

"Borde be om ursäkt och hålla tyst"

"Borde be om ursäkt och hålla tyst"

I september 2022 registrerades flera explosioner i Östersjön, samtidigt upptäcktes läckage från gasledningarna Nord Stream 1 och 2. Sedan sabotaget varit ett faktum har det spekulerats och riktats flera olika anklagelser kring vem som ligger bakom. I veckan gick en grupp ut i Wall Street Journal och tog på sig dådet, som de menade att president Zelenskyj initialt godkänt. Tyska anklagelser mot Polen De svenska och danska utredningar lades ner tidigare i år, men i Tyskland pågår fortfarande en utredning. I veckan meddelade man att tre ukrainska medborgare var misstänkta för inblandning i dådet. En av dem var en ukrainsk dykare som var bosatt i Polen. Tyskland skickade en arresteringsorder till sitt grannland, men dykaren hann lämna landet innan han kunde gripas. Den tidigare chefen för den tyska underrättelsetjänsten BND, August Hanning anklagade i veckan Polen för inblandning i sabotaget. Hannin menade att operationen måste fått stöd från Polen för att kunna genomföras och att Tyskland borde söka kompensation från Polen – något som rört upp känslor i grannlandet, rapporterar AP. Polen: ”Ljudet av rysk desinformation” Krzysztof Gawkowski, biträdande premiärminister i Polen nekade till att Polen och Ukraina skulle ha haft något med sprängningarna av gasledningarna att göra och slog tillbaka mot August Hanning. – Jag tror det man hör är ljudet av rysk desinformation, sade Gawkowski. Hanning arbetade tidigare under den tyska kanslern Gerhard Schröder. Efter sin politiska karriär arbetade han för ryska statliga gasbolag, bland annat Nord Stream. Även den polska premiärministern Donald Tusk reagerade på uttalandena om Polens inblandning. ”Till alla er som har drivit och stöttat Nord Stream 1 och 2. Det enda ni borde göra i dag är att be om ursäkt och hålla tyst”, skriver Polens premiärminister Donald Tusk på X. Uppgifter: Beslutet togs på fyllan I veckan publicerade Wall Street Journal ett avslöjande där de talat med ett antal anonyma personer som uppgav att de varit delaktiga i sabotaget eller planeringen. Enligt tidningens källor ska Ukrainas president Zelenskyj initialt ha godkänt operationen mot Nord Stream, för att sedan ha ångrat sig. Beslutet ska enligt källorna ha tagits av ukrainska affärsmän och militärer, när de festade. Ukraina förnekar all inblandning i dådet. – Hela grejen föddes en natt med kraftigt supande, säger en officerare som varit inblandad i planen till WSJ.

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