Second Ukrainian suspect arrested over Nord Stream pipeline blasts

A second Ukrainian suspect has been arrested over an attack on the Nord Stream pipelines that were built to carry gas from Russia to Europe, German prosecutors say. The man, identified as Vladimir Z, was arrested in Pula, Croatia, by local police acting on a European arrest warrant. Ukraine latest: Zelenskyy faces 'most dangerous day'Prosecutors said the suspect was a trained scuba diver and part of a group led by a former Ukrainian army officer, Serhii K - who in July became the first person charged over the 2022 underwater blasts.Serhii K was charged with orchestrating the attacks on the Nord Stream pipelines while acting on behalf of Ukrainian state entities. He has denied involvement, while authorities in Kyiv said they did not have enough information to respond in detail to the German allegations.Explosive devices were planted on the gas pipelines near the Danish island of Bornholm in September 2022. Serhii K and his accomplices allegedly set off from Rostock on Germany's northeastern coast in a sailing yacht to carry out the attack. Image: The Nord Stream pipeline finishes in Lubmin, Germany. Pic: Reuters The Croatian justice ministry said in a statement that it had not recei...