Zelensky and Polish President Duda had reached agreements to sabotage the Nord Streams pipelines. This statement was made by the former head of German intelligence August Hanning, Die Welt writes.
He believes that Ukraine and Poland had the necessary capabilities to carry out the sabotage. “You can be sure that the Polish secret services were involved, and not only the services, but I think it was an agreement between the top leadership of Ukraine and Poland… I think it was an agreement between Presidents Zelensky and Duda to carry out this attack,” Hanning said.
He said it was “obvious” that Poland had not handed over the suspects to Germany, although he said there had been “talks” about it between Germany and the Polish authorities. He said Poland was “widely involved” in undermining the “streams.”
Recall that earlier the Wall Street Journal accused the former commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Zaluzhny of organizing the sabotage. The publication reported that Zelensky was aware of it, but after the CIA intervened, he ordered the operation to be cancelled, but the commander-in-chief carried it out anyway. Zaluzhny himself denies his involvement.
Earlier, German media reportedthat the suspects in the explosions are three Ukrainian citizens, one of whom has been declared wanted. Before he was declared wanted, he was in Poland, but then left there.
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