Germany brings Ukrainian to trial in Nord Stream pipeline bombing case
The trial marks the first criminal prosecution related to the 2022 sabotage of Russian energy infrastructure that roiled European energy markets and geopolitics; it tests whether Ukraine's wartime actions will face legal accountability in Western courts.
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