A Ukrainian man has been arrested in Poland over alleged involvement in the Nord Stream explosions in the Baltic Sea.

Named only as Volodymyr Z, he was detained after a German court issued a European arrest warrant.

Volodymyr is believed to be a diving instructor and is accused of sailing to the Baltic Sea and placing explosives on the undersea pipeline in 2022.

Powerful underwater blasts were registered in the areas of the three mystery leaks from Nord Stream 1 and 2, near Denmark.

Both Ukraine and Russia have blamed each other for the attack, with other governments dubbing the explosions as sabotage.

Tymoteusz Paprocki, the detainee’s lawyer, told RMF FM: ‘In general, considering the full-scale war in Ukraine and the fact that Nord Stream is owned by the Russian company Gazprom, whi

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