涉嫌在“北溪”管道放置炸药 一乌克兰潜水教练被捕

Core Points - A Ukrainian man named Volodymyr was arrested near Warsaw, Poland, for allegedly blowing up the Nord Stream gas pipeline, following a European arrest warrant issued by a German court [2] - The suspect is reported to have directly participated in the explosion of the Nord Stream pipeline, which occurred on September 26, 2022, resulting in significant leaks from three of the four pipelines [2] - Investigations were initiated by Denmark, Sweden, and Germany after the incident, with Denmark and Sweden concluding their investigations by February 2024, while Germany continues its inquiry [2] Summary by Sections - Arrest Details - Volodymyr was apprehended on September 30 and has been taken to the Warsaw District Prosecutor's Office for questioning [2] - He is described as a diving instructor who allegedly placed explosives underwater on the pipeline [2] - Incident Overview - The Nord Stream pipelines, which connect Russia to Germany and other European countries, experienced severe explosions in the Baltic Sea, leading to significant environmental concerns [2] - The explosions were deemed to be acts of sabotage, prompting investigations from multiple countries [2] - Ongoing Investigations - As of August 2025, German police confirmed the identities of all individuals involved in the pipeline's destruction, issuing arrest warrants for six Ukrainian suspects [2] - One suspect may have died, and another was arrested in Italy with assistance from Italian authorities [2]