German-Russian nationals arrested on suspicion of plotting sabotage attacks
The Guardian|April 19, 2024
Two German-Russian nationals have been arrested in southern Germany on suspicion of plotting sabotage attacks, including on US military facilities, in what officials called a serious effort to undermine military support for Ukraine.
Kate Connolly
German-Russian nationals arrested on suspicion of plotting sabotage attacks

The men, named as Dieter S and Alexander J, are suspected of operating as Russian spies on behalf of the Kremlin, according to German media sources. Prosecutors said only that the men were accused of working for a foreign secret service.

Separately, Polish and Ukrainian prosecutors said a Polish man had been arrested on suspicion of spying for Russia in an alleged plot to assassinate Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy.

The man, identified only as Pawel K, was accused of seeking contact with Russian military intelligence to pass on detailed information about the Rzeszów-Jasionka airport in south-eastern Poland, which is the gateway for international military and humanitarian supplies for Ukraine. Zelenskiy passes through the airport on his trips abroad.

In Germany, the prosecutor's office said the suspects were arrested on Wednesday in the city of Bayreuth. The accused are under suspicion of "having worked for a foreign secret service in a particularly serious incident". Dieter S, 39, is also charged with "conspiring to cause an explosive attack and arson, acting as an agent for sabotage purposes and security-endangering collection of intelligence on military installations".

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