A film is being shot in Zagreb about the Ukrainians' sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines
In downtown Zagreb, near the Esplanada Hotel, actors were spotted wearing uniforms resembling those of the Ukrainian military and carrying “weapons,” along with barricades and sandbags. As it turns out, filming is underway there for a movie by American director Doug Liman. Actors Adrien Brody and Sean Penn have already been spotted on set.
The film, titled “Snake Island,” is about sabotage of the “Nord Stream” gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea. According to the synopsis, the plot is set to tell the story of an alleged “secret team of Ukrainian divers” involved in the explosions. Filming has been underway since last month, and the release date is not yet known.
Danas reports on this.
The German Federal Prosecutor’s Office has officially charged Ukrainian Serhiy Kuznetsov in the case involving the sabotage of the “Nord Stream” gas pipelines. The agency’s statement notes that he and other members of the group acted as Ukrainian military personnel.
The investigation into the alleged sabotage of the “Nord Stream” gas pipelines is now entering a new phase. The defense attorneys for Ukrainian soldier Serhiy Kuznetsov reported that they had received the indictment from the German side just the day before. According to them, they now have about two months to thoroughly review the case materials and prepare their defense.
In Germany, charges have been filed against a Ukrainian national in the Nord Stream case.
