while they train at the hall to the military base, 100 kilometers from helsinki. some 300 women are taking part in a volunteer course run by the women's national emergency preparedness association or nasa. the training which lasts several days isn't about combat. it's about learning how to survive in emergency situations. and in the while we have all those other popular boy, both up susanna khaki works for the national board of education. she's here to learn basic skills such as surviving and a forest without food. no aided is denied and he would not. and i'm interested in learning how to make a fire under difficult conditions. same is our home class is something i'd like to practice in that mission tehan. i mean, and if at all, if there's a lot of competition to get on the course of the participants can consider themselves lacking to be here. there's so much demand for the organizes a struggling to keep pop up with bottle, i believe or not the goth sort of gospel before me that the possible? no. okay, well i had go out there to submit our resorts, lazar stretches

in his eyes, he ended up finland's capital, helsinki. the border to russia is just 160 kilometers away. the threat posed by the countries neighbor looms large here along with sweden, finland officially applied to join nato in mid may. several weeks later, turkey dropped its objections to the 2 countries accession. but until recently, any discussion of an end to finland's neutrality was considered to over the last few decades, nato membership rarely had the support of more than 25 percent of the population. in the wake of russia's invasion of ukraine support has risen to 79 percent after 80 years of military a neutrality, it's a radical change of position. ill popular from the reservists association believes the move is long overdue. he points out that over the course of history, russia has repeatedly proved itself to be an aggressive power. winter war began with the soviet invasion of finland in 1939. russia was clearly militarily stronger than finland, but the fins knew their country like the back of the hand. and the challenges of its

mm. mommy cemetery is the 2nd largest in helsinki now. and then the 2 peace activists come here to visit one of our biggest role models, finland's trust, conscientious objector, armed pecorino, murdered on november the 5th 1941 with all speckled denali ali on a petra, and rejected all forms of armed violence. jose yeah, san walks and i thought red finn and a lot of but he spent many years in prison because the finished state wanted to force him to fight dallas le bon abbas as in the in the end he was shot because he refused to pick up a gun personal poster mazda he was executed by his own people through without trial, or got the section 69 3rd row, 2nd grave along as a pacifist pecorino. and was completely isolated in a society that willingly went to war against russia and london from the point of view of really know me and the peace movement in the past. 80 years little has changed in finland. mm hm. ah, ah, how this from hair vapor real what sounds like a joke and birth? i can medium style that wants to make reality soon. find out how t

the helsinki commission the u.s. helsinki commission, the days of the soviet union has been a voice for those who have been victimized by oppression. i want to thank dr. hopko for bringing your case to our attention. we think that is the only way that we can be the advocates for those who are imprisoned and who's who mineral rights have been a bridge is by putting a spotlight on it. so, this is an open invitation. if you have information about other individuals that may be in a similar circumstance that you were in, that we might be able to use our megaphone here to amplify their cause, please feel comfortable to get that information to our staff. we certainly never want to put anyone in greater jeopardy. but we do think putting a spotlight is important so that the oppressors know they are being watched. and knowing that we are taking action to try to help them. that is an open invitation from this commission. at any time if you have additional information about individuals we might be helpful in raising their concer

cancel schengen visas that were received by russians from other countries , russian ambassador to helsinki pavel kuznetsov said in an interview with our tv channel finland today closed entry to its territory for russian tourists, as helsinki explained, an open border would mean a threat to at the same time, helsinki promises to continue issuing entry permits to russians for work, study and treatment or visiting close relatives. however, the number of such people will drastically decrease. let me remind you that earlier our citizens were no longer allowed into lithuania, latvia, estonia and poland, so tourists can now get by land from russia to the schengen zone only across the border with norway, but the government of this country. today announced that the control on the border with russia is being tightened does not exclude from the ban on entry for our tourists, if the need arises. un security council to discuss sabotage of nord stream gas pipelines in baltic sea today at 10:00 pm moscow time an urgent meeting is being held at the request of russia, according to the american edition of t

helsinki closes the borders for russian tourists and cancels the visas issued by the finns, what will be everyone who has already entered the country and with what visas is transit allowed? russia recognized the independence of the zaporozhye and kherson regions, the relevant decrees were signed by vladimir putin and the documents published late the evening before. they say that the decision was made in accordance with the norms of international law and taking into account the will of the inhabitants of the territory, referendums in these regions were held from september 23 to 27, simultaneously with the donetsk and luhansk people's republics, citizens voted for secession from ukraine, declaring independence and joining russia in the zaporozhye region, this decision was supported 93% of voters in kherson region 87% of the agreement on joining the republic of donbass to russia zaporozhye kherson region will be signed today on this was announced by the presidential press secretary the ceremony will take place in the st. george hall of the kremlin beginning at 15:00 moscow time according

shingle bees us for now. russians planning to visit finland will soon face new visa restrictions. helsinki says it will significantly restrict the entry of russian citizens in the coming days. some men of military age who already have the visa are heading for the exit. ah, ah, i just pack my bags and typically go to finland in russia. we don't have flight tickets right now, so i, so i have a single visa and i found some, i found some cheap flight from helsinki to symbol. ah, so yeah, that was my plan. i'm afraid to them on the list want to participate in this war. so i decided to escape with finland on to move to shut its borders to most russian travelers. europe is facing a dilemma when it comes to russians fling military service. germany says it may well come. russian military deserters who seek silence. as i think someone fleeing from military service from russia, i saw better for ukraine than some one fighting in ukraine. and when i get presented, asked epsky saying, ah, a so st directed to russian young men of protest against the regime, finds it all fleet. then there needs to be a pl

so, flight from helsinki to istanbul. 50. yeah. — flight from helsinki to istanbul.that was my plan, and i made it— so, yeah, that was my plan, and i made it really fast. well, as the war in ukraine has caused a rise in energy prices and impacted the cost of living in many parts of the world, here in the uk, the finance minister kwasi kwarteng has announced the biggest tax cuts for half a century. this is the first unveiling of economic plans under the new uk government led by liz truss. among the measures, the higher rate of income tax of 45% is to be abolished. a planned rise in corporation tax from i9% to 25% has been cancelled — that's the tax businesses pay on their profits — and the rules which cap bankers' bonuses to twice their annual salary have been scrapped. but the markets have not reacted well and the pound fell to a 37—year low against the dollar. it fell more than 3% against the dollar, dropping below $1.09. the opposition labour party has called the government "desperate gamblers in a casino — chasing a losing run". well, earlier, kwasi kwarteng told

and you can see, but in the norwegian helsinki committee.s a purely russophobic organization that ah-ah replicates in its media well, outright anti-russian propaganda of the nhc. the same committee that urged, for example, not to recognize the elections to the russian state duma, one of his donors, the non-profit fried foundation, from which he issues bonuses to the whole list and to agents from the jellyfish. rain, well, and the owl of course, the owl falls is ah, it is the agent of influence, who are here on along with the same organizations as the memorial, or karnagi, they are the center, but they grow their own here, and the opposition is a think tank that broadcasts here in russia the information agenda of the west that is, he is a source of disinformation, the memorial is liquidated and the supreme court, but for a long time trying to show signs of life, experts call it no wonder he is also in the owl's orbit. these are partners of one network on the website of an owl heading about alleged non-observance of human rights in our country

or in -- like helsinki for an entire year.mans rallied, demanding that the government start operating nord stream 2. germans are struggling to pay energy bills, after russia cut supplies, in response to sanctions imposed by the west. >> to make sure that we have reasonably priced gas again. that the sanctions are ended. that is why am here. reporter: germany has been looking for alternatives to russian gas. the damage to the nord stream pipes have made it even more clear that the country needs a more secure supply of energy. >> tens of thousands of people have been protesting in the czech republic against the government's handling of soaring energy prices, as well as the country's membership of nato and the e.u. the demonstration in prague was organized by far right and fringe groups, including the communist party. organizers demanded an end to what they call the government's planned dilution of the nation. some also rallied against e.u. sanctions on russia imposed after the invasion of ukraine. >> this government is absolutel

about the finding of these mass graves oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union of human affairs congratulations mr. oleksandr congratulations congratulations well, first of all, let's talk about what is happening with this mass burial, how did it turn out that people died in such a large number? is this a mass execution? is it just a burial of people who died at different times? it is very important to try to understand everything now. yes, we do not have complete information yet, but uh, from those reports that were earlier, it seems that it is still uh, the burial of different people. in different periods and actually , there are quite a lot of burial places. there are about 10 burial places, they are located in different locations , and even when we talk about who is buried, there are like civilians, civilians, those with signs of torture, civilians which have signs on well, as it was stated that 99% have signs of violent death, that is, they died not er but in their own natural way no no not natural death i apologize and er there are servicemen of the

is a completely conceivable prospect oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, contact us, oleksandr, i wish you a good evening and a safe evening i wish thank you very much, well it is important to understand that it is possible and i am too optimistic when i talk about the soon tribunal for putin, but what we have to do now is to record and document those crimes against e rights violation of human rights committed by the russians on our territory and outside our country, because a large number of ukrainians were practically deported to the russian federation , including it is the violations of human rights that are recorded most by the russians, please. well, i can say that there are several systems that register these crimes. first, it is at the state level. in the program, we know that there is an office of the general the prosecutor who invites her to turn in information about the commission of war crimes and crimes against humanity. and also what is called treason, that is, according to the corresponding articles of the criminal cod

they violate all international laws, the geneva convention, the helsinki final act, all this is violated, their plan is cruelty and a violation of international norms, the victory must be to protect the sovereignty of ukraine and also bring the culprits to justice for their crimes the world must influence the atrocities that are happening as i said this is a unique war the consequences of which are the civilians the killing of individuals mass killings the destruction of cities now all this can be revealed to you using a mobile phone the atrocities that we saw and which we were told about today and once again assure the american people of the need to continue supporting the people of ukraine on the eve of these hearings , colleague kateryna lisonova has exclusively talked with yulia paevska about what russian captivity is, how to get through it, how did the ukrainian volunteer feel when she was informed that she was being taken to exchange interviews, then eight years of a small -scale war and seven months of a full-scale war a-a how can you compare er-er your experience er- on the battl

for the actions of such physicists must come pavlichenko, the executive director of the ukrainian helsinkior human rights, was in touch with us and alyona lunyova, the director of advocacy of the human rights center, the change of our broadcast continues stay with us unconquered cities of ukraine is the cossack town of okhtyrka, which is proud of its churches and the miraculous icon of the mother of god, when okhtyrka was overrun by muscovy, the city had to cover its borders in endless wars for a short time, there was hope for a peaceful life as part of the ukrainian state, the reds took revenge for the famine, the earth and the cossack spirit helped people to save themselves and the city, today okhtyrka again stands on the treacherous shield on the border of good and evil, this time for the country to which her soul actually belongs okhtyrka my country is unconquered, it is my country, it is different in winter, it is harsh , charming, and you don’t smell of flowers and berinda from the landlord, but my country is really bright and colorful. in my country, it is unique and they are wonder

petersburg, on his way to helsinki and then for a lanka where he hopes to be safer from a call up to fight the war in ukraine. when did you decide to leave russia 2 days ago? because of the mobilize ational? yes. i don't have a list of for my reservation, but i skid. how did you get through the border? oh good. good. no question. oh it's good. just to go and live russian border. police said that 6000 russians came into finland through this crossing alone on thursday. double the number of a week earlier friday was another busy day with que stretching back some 400 meters . elaina gruff over has been commuting over the border since february. she doesn't believe most people are in any great rush to leave. i don't feel any around. people here on the borders, so they're very, very calm. not like some people think it is later come to almost total quiet as evening girls in here. there's just a few calls left from the long queues of the morning. most of the russians who have tried to get across the border seem to have been successful. those could be the lucky ones. report to the finish media

all the deputies who voted for this dismissal, this remark was made in particular by the ukrainian helsinkiion for human rights that among the requirements of the legislation for the dismissal of a butsman, there is no such thing as an expression of no confidence, that is, in fact, she was dismissed e-e in violation of ukrainian legislation and we have a profile e-e law e-law the law on the powers of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on human rights and we have a separate law regarding the maintenance of martial law in ukraine , changes were made there, where regulations were introduced regarding the possibility for the ukrainian parliaments of those heads of institutions appointed by the parliament to introduce a new procedure for expressing no confidence in it from a legal point of view on one law, indeed, this is so . - another draft law has a procedure for dismissal , therefore, in this sense, conclusions should be given by the ukrainian court, if as far as i know, the same head of the ukrainian helsinki union declared that he would help ms. denisova if she were to apply to the court, she a

and here say, on a ferry across helsinki, it turns out that, apparently, vilnius riga and tallinn, carriedby dreams of isolating russia, have not yet thought of this option, well, or they simply have not learned to think beyond their very modest state borders anastasia efimova to lead.

petersburg and the helsinki train.re no further trains written off together with spare parts for 45 million euros. 10 years ago, russians made up 40% of all guests and left more than a billion euros a year in finland. in total, foreign tourists spend about 5 billion euros a year in finland, that is, approximately one in five euro of finnish tourism income. russia is not in vain near its most popular product in the store in finnish it's suckers. they wrote salmon in russian. now let them write only in finnish fuckers. lisa girson. boris khalfin irina chernyshova and vladimir vyplitsky broadcasting company tv authorities of montenegro declared six russian diplomats persona non grata local foreign ministry decided to expel them from the country the department said that the mission staff allegedly violated the vienna convention on diplomatic relations. what exactly they are accused of by the authorities of montenegro did not specify and for the action in the selection in the russian embassy for an indefinite period closed

artyoma twenty- eighth train moscow-petersburg car sixth place nine next in transit to helsinki.we can't help but check airports and train stations. immediately or by employees upon discovery of ownerless things do not touch them do not slowly police or duty? sorry it's not there. oh wow, that's great! great. yes, the documents are clean. yes, excellent. tell me where to turn here, colonel. i hope the morning was good, i want to tell you goodbye and i ca n’t see you again. take care of yourself and your loved ones. you can finally find it to determine where we are trying, but a very bad signal, and your gps gsm but can't you find it. lokeyshina update does not work on the device level zero. it looks like he's in some kind of container, he called from a container. i would have heard. yes, you understand, we have already reported that after each exit he blocks the phone, damn there is a signal, initialization has gone. this is the 28th kilometer of the ring road. it is clear thus, comrade general, the organizer of the robberies was a certain dudnik, who was twice convicted for frau

petersburg, on his way to helsinki and then troll anchor, where he hopes to be safe from a call up to fight the war in ukraine. when did you decide to, to leave russia 2 days ago? because of the mobilization? yes. i done to have a least of for a mobilization, but i scared. how did you get through the border of? oh, good, good, no questions, so always good. just go and leave russian border. police said that 6000 russians came into friedland through this crossing alone on thursday. double the number of a week earlier. friday was another busy day, with cues stretching back some 400 meters. elaina gruff over has been commuting over the border since february. she doesn't believe most people are in any great rush to leave, but i don't feel any cur, around people here on the borders, so it's very, very calm. not like some people think it is later calm turned into almost total quiet as evening draws in head. there's just a few calls left from the long queues of the morning. most of the russians have tried to get across the border seem to have been successful. those could be the lucky ones. re

i found some cheap flights from helsinki to istanbul. that was my plan. i made it really fast.tha: some of the men leaving russia today. we can talk to the founder of the first curse on film school. he spent three months under russian occupation and then managed to escape to odessa. welcome. what are you hearing about what is happening with the referendum in curse on -- kherson? >> i don't think we should use the word "referendum." use the word "sham," and it's true. these three or four sites where this so-called referendum takes place, it is empty. no one goes. some single peop who go there, people who are nostalgic of the soviet union. they are the total minority in the town. most of the people just hide in their houses and wt for the absurd event to end. they feel they are constantly in danger. there are sightings by people who i know around kherson. they saw so-called commissions of the referendum who walk around the apartment buiings, accompanied by russian soldiers with automatic weapons. can you think of true and independent voting when a person with an automatic weapon

of russian natural gas to the pipeline, by the way, they refused back in may, however, after that helsinkiliquefied natural gas from moscow. now the country. apparently, he hopes to refuse supplies completely and at the same time promotes anti-russian rhetoric, so after the all -european refusal of a simplified visa regime in finland, they allowed the possibility of a complete ban on issuing visas to russian tourists. we have done everything that could be done legally in this situation. we are quite satisfied if s makes visas subject to sanctions that have a clear legal basis that would be applied by all countries of the bloc now we are waiting for the eu's recommendation we are ready to tighten measures, but the eu has not yet decided on such tough measures in the coming cold, as if european solidarity has been frozen lately. they failed to agree not on the complete abolition of visas for russians, not on the establishment of a price ceiling for russian gas lyudmila klyshenko news. the commissioner for human rights in russia, tatyana moskalkova, continues to work in the khabarovsk territo

russia, i am all for it, because we see how many russians continue to enjoy their normal life, go to helsinki then fly to to the cote d'azur or to other beautiful places, when the russian government kills ukrainians, it is absolutely unacceptable on the other hand, and i also see that there are many people who feel certain jobs with whom and who need to flee from russia with the strengthening of repression in the country, they need a way to leave the country only for for several months, i understand when you work together with the russian position with activists with your colleagues among critical independent journalists so there are not so many of them anymore in ukraine you need to leave the country and get a humanitarian visa it is quite difficult, for example, recently in albania, two russians and one citizen of ukraine, nato have tourist visas, for me they understood that this is a direct security threat and it does not only apply to tourism , so i think that it would be very reasonable on our part to find ways that we can really limit the eu or because of a complete ban or because of se

religious scholar, vice-rector of the ukrainian catholic university, founding member of the ukrainian helsinki group, members of the december 1 initiative group. congratulations, mr. myroslav . they talk about the so-called existential conflict between russia and the country and now when vladimir putin threatens with nuclear weapons, can it be said that this is already such a conflict? unfortunately, i ask to repeat the question . sorry, the sound is bad. i asked you, now that vladimir putin is threatening a war of a nuclear nature, the use of nuclear weapons of war, can it be considered that this is already the same existential conflict? i think that we have been deploying it continuously since february 24, and i don't know if we have yet reached that limit when there is no return. so i still don't have the feeling that this is already the last point, how will it look in principle, according to you the development of this situation do you allow the possibility of moscow using nuclear weapons in this conflict and what can prevent this yes i do but it seems to me that this transition to another

but let's say for a couple of minutes through helsinki it turns out that, apparently, vilnius riga and tallinn, carried away by dreams of isolating russia, have not yet thought of this option, well, or they simply have not learned to think beyond their very modest state borders anastasia yefimova lead. the largest european manufacturer of glassware stops work and , according to the new york times, the french company will have to send 4,500 workers on vacation due to gas bills, some of the factories will close, some will switch to other fuels. in addition, the european metals trade association said that the eu is now on pause. half of the production of aluminum and zinc, and the well-known german manufacturer of toilet paper announced, and the bank against this background, eurostat recorded a record increase in bread prices, and residents of european cities goes out into the street to woo from their governments. but at least some measures to maintain tariffs are in detail in the review of our european correspondent anastasia popova what is not a day is heard a new story about europeans

this story in a historical retrospective back in the days of the cold war, starting with the famous helsinkieeting on security and cooperation in 1975. we have been reproached all the time for closing our country from external partners. we do not give our citizens travel, and we don't let anyone in, uh. changes have come. they went fast enough, but after 20 years after 30 years. maybe, after all, the situation changed directly to the opposite, when we already began to offer a complete abolition of visas in relations with the european union, removing any possible barriers to citizens who wish to travel around the world. and now, in fact, our opponents are standing on the positions of the soviet union , relatively speaking, in 1975, when they completely close their space from russia yes. this is being done for now. maybe not through direct bans, but through absolutely false propaganda that presents russia as an extremely unpredictable, extremely dangerous extreme country. uh, undesirable for any for any uh visits. it 's a paradox, but i think that we absolutely need to follow this path, we nee

finland decided to join nato in early august, the american aircraft carrier kirsovich, moored in helsinki exercises in the baltic sea, and in lapland a delegation of high-ranking officials. nato visited the air command base in rovanei-em. we don't know if putin will use tactical nuclear weapons, we don't know what his next steps will be? will he retreat, we don't know what he's going to do and that makes him really unpredictable and dangerous. such a scenario. you cannot afford to do anything other than conduct exercises. in general, they know the dog whose meat the swede ate haunts the starychev memory or even historical paranoia in the sense that out of sixteen russian swedish wars, sweden won only two, and that was in pre-imperial times, and in the xix century. russia did get full control over the island gotl. now he seems to be a gift to us. i need, well, the descendants of the vikings are obviously very highly ignited imagination. now let's fast forward to germany, watch a stupid performance. haback are the worst economic ministers of all time. this is the title of the german belt ar

helsinki was decided after a unified policy could not be agreed upon at the eu level.ever , finland is not ready to go as far as poland or the baltic countries and completely close border crossings for our citizens, according to the finnish president. cancellation of all previously issued visas would be contrary to the laws of the country. all declared goals of the special operation in ukraine will be fulfilled. no matter how long it takes, sergei lavrov said the head of the russian foreign ministry is now taking participation in the un general assembly and has already held several meetings. on the sidelines of the summit, one of the main conversations with the chinese colleague took place in a friendly atmosphere, the head of the foreign ministry noted the importance of jointly promoting the global security initiative just a few days ago. we worked together at the shanghai cooperation organization summit in samarkand where our leaders had a fruitful meeting and interacted with all the other members of the sco, and i am convinced that this summit will have very positiv

ah ah ah, helsinki airport sniffer dogs are hard at work, but they're not looking for explosives. oh drugs. they're here to sniff alcove ed passengers. a simply asked to dab their skin with a white, the wipes and then given to the dogs to sniff and check for the corona. virus. dogs like bees are trained here for example, at the university of veterinary medicine in hanover. they learn to differentiate between cove. it and the normal flu virus dogs can identify around a 1000000 different sense. the mucus secrete ing membrane in their noses is $10.00 to $20.00 times bigger than in. ask humans that allows them to sniff out practically any sent going, including the smell of illnesses like cancer, malaria or diabetes. and they can even recognize potentially dangerous. allergens. clutter is a very special little dog. she's able to detect even microscopic amounts of peanut and alert her owner johan, or the 19 year old has a severe peanut allergy or you can and we trust each other completely. i know that luthor is looking out for me. she is my lifeline name. so the care will even tiny trac

and what do helsinki intend to do with those who seek political asylum , what indications would therenish politicians over the past week? uh after uh, announced by us uh, our president of the partial mobilization. uh, the number, uh, of those who entered finland increased significantly in a week, left about uh, according to the finnish border guards about sixty thousand people, but of them 80 percent is in transit, which went to other european countries. how many , uh, out of this number of people who are not trying to evade partial mobilization according to such data, of course, cannot be, but according to the data of the migration service. for the past week already. somewhere around 100 people who entered finland from russia applied for asylum, as it was announced, these applications will be considered. uh individually, in general order it has already been said that e evasion of mobilization or, e, military service. on its own will not be grounds for granting asylum here in the country, but each case will be considered individually. e, if conditionally the person who applied for asy

went to washington to pull out a complex program of packed meetings , a speech by helsion of the helsinkimmission with the demand to recognize russian actions as genocide, to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, and of course, all of this is tied around all these topics, uh, we need to win faster because, unfortunately, in some influential american circles that are related to biden's decisions do not have a sense of the urgency of the need to help ukraine win faster. well, we can see from the number of weapons, that's why one of our knowledge was to increase the scale of the supply of weapons for ukraine, well, again, there are many internal reasons. we have reasons in ukraine, so is it related with some mistrust well, when we are told that the transport of technologies is not happening because there is no trust or because they are afraid of something, weapons will end up in the hands of the russians and so on. well, in fact, we already talked in washington about transferring 3d e -printing technologies to ukraine, which will make them cheaper in general production ukraine ha

support despite the fact that they received that money , this week we also organized a hearing of the helsinkiere tyra yuliya paevska will speak and tell what happens in the occupied territories in the u.s. during captivity, her experience and to strengthen our task so that the u.u. conditional ukrainian victory is every millimeter of ukrainian land free from russian occupiers, there are several congressional legislative initiatives to recognize russian aggression as genocide, and we will also insist on recognizing russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, and the state department has its own arguments and does not really want it to do, but it is important because it is tied to the creation of mechanisms for the confiscation of russian property, we know that canada made such a decision, but now it is important that the united states of america we will be demonstrated, there will be meetings in the pentagon , there will be meetings today with the makonelo ball, er, from the republican party will also be closed, and public events, er, at er, carnegie, in the chariotische action , where we are talk

the minister of foreign affairs of finland made such a statement in an interview in the helsinki sanomatewspaper today. what country did the minister not specify? but i think that it is quite clear to all of us that the head of the foreign political department was referring specifically to russia, more than once a certain department, the russian one is meant, was behind sabotage and murders in europe, it is quite possible there, i almost even think that and not quite possible and behind this is definitely about possible sabotage of gas pipelines laid on the bottom of the baltic sea. the united states of america warned the german government as early as the summer of this year, the publication spiegel reported about this with reference to several sources familiar with the situation, moreover, the german special services also confirmed that the damage to both gas pipelines could not have happened by accident and that it was done on purpose, the analysis of satellite images did not show any unnatural activity of russian vessels in the area of ​​the incident, but the bundeswehr believes that