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Italy Extradites Ukrainian Ex-Secret Service Member to Germany – Serhii K. Is Accused of Coordinating the Nord Stream Gas Pipeline Sabotage

November 28, 2025

Police escorting a handcuffed individual displaying a peace sign, captured in an urban setting.

Police escorting a handcuffed individual displaying a peace sign, captured in an urban setting.
Serhii K. with Carabineri back in August when he was first arrested – Social Media X.

Unlike Poland, Italy does not whitewash the Nord Stream sabotage.

We have been reporting here on TGP about one of the largest sabotage attacks after WW2 – the September 2022 bombing of the Nord Stream pipeline.

We have followed all the narratives and theories floated publicly, from the laughable allegations that Russia blew up their own pipeline, up to the very credible article by Seymour Hersh pinning the blame on the CIA.

While the world largely moved on from the event, with energy prices in Europe surging, the German authorities have been working hard at it.

In august, we reported: Ukrainian Arrested in Italy for Nord Stream Pipeline Attack Is Ex-member of Secret Service SBU, Special Forces – Serhii K. Is Fighting Against Extradition to Germany.

In October, a Polish court denied handing over another Ukrainian suspect wanted by Germany in connection with the explosions, and ordered his immediate release from detention, to the delight of liberal PM Donald Tusk.

Watch: Polish PM Tusk absurdly saying that bombing the pipeline is not a crime, a crime is that it was built in the first place.

But Italy has finally extradited the main suspect to Germany.

Reuters reported:

“A Ukrainian man suspected of coordinating the sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipeline in 2022 arrived in Germany on Thursday after Italy’s top court approved his handover last week, German federal prosecutors said.”

Investigators spent years piecing together the mystery of who was behind this major sabotage act.

“The man, identified as Serhii K under German privacy laws that generally bar full identification of suspects, denies any role in the attacks. His lawyer Nicola Canestrini has said he is confident his client will be acquitted at a trial in Germany.”

Read more:

German Investigation Into Nord Stream Pipeline Attack Threatens To Blow up European Support for the Ukrainian Perpetrators: REPORT

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