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Nearly two years after the explosion of the Nord Stream gas pipeline, German and American media suddenly broke the news that the latest investigation showed that the sabotage was carried out by a Ukrainian gang. German media reported that the German prosecutors issued a "European arrest warrant" in June, asking Poland to assist in the arrest of a Ukrainian suspect. However, the Polish prosecutors said that the suspect had left Poland and returned to Ukraine in early July. The German newspaper Die Welt quoted Henning, the former head of the German intelligence agency, as saying that he believed that Ukraine's attack on the Nord Stream pipeline had received support from Poland and that Germany should consider claiming compensation from the two countries.

Poland denies helping Ukraine sabotage Nord Stream pipeline

This move triggered a strong reaction from Poland, leading to tensions between Germany and Poland. Here are the observations of CCTV reporters.

CGTN reporter Xu Ming: In response to questions from the outside world, especially Germany, about whether Poland participated in the bombing of the Nord Stream pipeline and that Poland ignored Germany's request and failed to arrest the suspect in the bombing in a timely manner, the Polish Prime Minister did not directly clarify it, but posted on social media. The Polish Prime Minister said that all initiators and sponsors of the Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 projects, the only thing you should do now is to apologize and remain silent.