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The first meeting on the case of undermining the “Nord streams” lasted more than two hours

The first court hearing on the case of undermining the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 pipelines ended, it lasted just over two hours. The process.

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The first meeting on the case of undermining the “Nord streams” lasted more than two hours

The first court hearing on the case of undermining the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 pipelines ended, it lasted just over two hours. The trial takes place in the highest land court of Hamburg, reports sb.by.

“The hearing is over,” the presiding judge said. According to her, the next meeting will be held on October 27, writes TASS.
“The hearing is over,” the presiding judge said. According to her, the next meeting will be held on October 27, writes TASS.

The suspect in the case is a citizen of Ukraine Serhiy K. The court has scheduled until the end of January 24 meetings. In addition, additional meetings are scheduled for February, their coordination is still ongoing. Four years later, the first trial in the case of undermining Nord Streams starts in Germany

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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