Poland reportedly considers granting asylum to Nord Stream bombing suspect Volodymyr Z

Poland reportedly considers granting asylum to Volodymyr Z, a Ukrainian suspected in the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, and honoring him with a state decoration. Foreign Minister Sikorski reportedly stated in private conversations, “I’d be ready to grant Volodymyr Z asylum in our country and award him an order.” This stance emerged as Germany pursued Z, a diving instructor residing in Pruszków, for his role in the September 2022 Baltic Sea explosions that destroyed three Nord Stream pipelines.

German investigators identified a seven-member Ukrainian team behind the attack, labeled “unconstitutional sabotage.”