The German investigation is studying the possible involvement of several Ukrainians in the explosions on the Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines. According to Tages-Anzeiger, the investigation was carried out jointly by German and Polish publications, and the Süddeutsche Zeitung also took part in it.
The article mentions the Feeria Lwowa company, registered in Warsaw and renting the Andromeda ship from a German company, which, according to journalists, could be involved in the Nord Stream explosions.
At the same time, as stated in the material, Feeria Lwowa has no employees, no offices, no website, but it belongs to a certain 32-year-old woman from Kerch. She herself told the newspaper that she did not know that Feeria Lwowa belonged to her. The publication adds that since September 2021, a 55-year-old citizen of Ukraine has been the president and shareholder of the company.
Another version is connected with the person who provided the owners of Andromeda with Romanian documents in the name of Stefan Marku, media writes. According to the investigators, there really is a person in Romania with data similar to those in the documents, but at the time of the explosions on the gas pipeline, he was at home. The publication states that this person could be a 26-year-old Ukrainian.
Earlier, Swedish prosecutor Mats Ljungkvist admitted that an organization associated with government agencies was behind the Nord Stream bombings in the Baltic. According to him, it is still not clear who blew up the pipes, and made it clear that this may never be found out. He added that a strike of this level required significant resources and skills.
Source: Rosbalt
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