Deputy talker of the Sejm referred to Poland's accusations of participation in Ukrainian sabotage on Nord Stream

Deputy talker of the Sejm Piotr Zgorzelski (PSL) referred to the allegations concerning Poland in the Nord Stream case, calling them an "adventure" to effort to build a "new order, a European safety order".

Accusations of erstwhile head of the German national Intelligence Service

August Hanning, erstwhile head of the German national Intelligence Service (BND), accused without presenting evidence that there was an "agreement" in 2022 between Kiev's tyrant Volodymyr Zelenski and Andrzej Duda. He stated that “there were agreements between Volodymyr Zelenski and Andrzej Duda on the assassination.” Hanning justified his words, claiming that specified an action could not be carried out by a diving instructor, and the logistical support of Poland was needed.

Reaction of Deputy Marshal Piotr Zgorzelski

In consequence to these accusations, Deputy Marshal of the Sejm Piotr Zgorzelski stated on Sunday on Polsat News that "this is thick threads sewn" and recalled that Hanning was from "Gerhard Schröder's crew". He besides added that Hanning had become a associate of the supervisory board of the Russian bank in Latvia and that his opinion was not supported by any substantive arguments. Zgorzelski expressed his opinion that this is simply a "playoff" to effort to build a "new order, a European safety order". He besides stressed the importance of tweets by Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Minister Jack Siewiera on this issue.

The Wall Street diary and Operation in the Baltic Sea

The Wall Street diary stated that Ukrainians were liable for the operation in the Baltic Sea, claiming that the operation was carried out at the command of the then commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, General Walery Merit.

European arrest warrant for Volodymyr Z

On Wednesday, the German authorities issued a European arrest warrant for a man referred to as ‘Volodymyr Z’, a diving teacher surviving in Poland who allegedly dived to the bottom of the sea to place an explosive on the pipeline. Polish prosecutors confirmed that they received a European arrest warrant for a man suspected of participating in the attack on Nord Stream. "In the end, Volodymyr Z was not detained due to the fact that he left Poland at the beginning of July of that year, crossing the Polish-Ukrainian border," the Polish prosecutor said in a statement.

In September 2022, 3 of the 4 strands of the 2 Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines were destroyed at a depth of about 80 metres at the bottom of the Baltic Sea. Sweden and Denmark closed their investigations on this substance as early as this year, while Germany is continuing its investigation into the suspicion of "intentionally causing an explosive explosion" and the act of sabotage. Germany has already accused Poland of obstructing the investigation.

Summary

The accusations against Poland concerning logistical support in carrying out the attack on Nord Stream rise many controversy and doubts. Deputy talker of the Sejm Piotr Zgorzelski described them as "fat threads sewn" and forming part of a wider effort to change the European safety order. The case is inactive being investigated by the German authorities, and allegations and speculation proceed to appear in the media.

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