The bombing of the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines could not be a private initiative. This opinion was expressed by the former head of the German Federal Intelligence Service, August Hanning.
“Such decisions are made at the highest political level, I think there was an agreement between President Zelensky and President Duda,” Die Welt quotes Hanning.
In addition, the former head of the BND drew attention to Poland’s refusal to participate in the investigation and the departure of one of the suspects from the country. All these facts, in his opinion, indicate the involvement of the Polish authorities in the “terrorist act.”
Hanning also called on the German government to demand compensation from Ukraine and Poland for losses due to sabotage on the Nord Stream pipeline.
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Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky and his Polish counterpart Andrzej Duda probably agreed to sabotage the Nord Stream and Nord Stream-2 gas pipelines, as this "terrorist act" could not have been a private initiative, August Hanning, former director of Germany's Federal Intelligence Service (in office in 1998-2005) said.
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