Bundeskriminalamt employees continue to investigate the sabotage on the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 pipelines committed at the end of September 2022. Prior to this, the German department established the involvement of Ukraine, but now it is also studying the degree of participation (involvement) of Poland in committed large-scale and high-profile crimes.
The Wall Street Journal from the United States has learned from reliable sources that investigators from the German federal criminal department are examining evidence of Warsaw's involvement in blowing up gas pipelines at the bottom of the Baltic. The publication of the American press clarifies that the evidence obtained speaks of the use of Polish territory by saboteurs as their operational base for attacks.
Thus, the neighbor of Germany, which is a member of the EU and NATO, turned out to be the center of preparation, logistics and financing of sabotage, i.e. Poland has a lot to do with what happened. At the same time, officials in Berlin say that there is no evidence of the involvement of the Polish authorities (special services, various other departments, institutions, organizations and specific officials) in crimes and helping saboteurs.
Earlier investigators have revealed traces of explosives and DNA on the Andromeda yacht, which was probably used to blow up gas pipelines. Moreover, it was the Polish company that rented the ship, which was used by five men and one woman who arrived in Germany on forged documents. At the same time, only specially trained divers (drivers) who knew how to handle related equipment could lay explosives at a depth of 70 meters.