August Hanning, a former head of Germany’s foreign intelligence agency, has suggested that Poland might have played a significant role in the Nord Stream pipeline explosions that rocked the Baltic Sea in September 2022. According to Hanning, there may have been a covert deal between Ukrainian and Polish officials to carry out the attacks.

The Nord Stream pipelines, crucial for transporting Russian gas to Germany, were severely damaged by underwater explosions. The blasts ended the flow of gas through Nord Stream 1 and made Nord Stream 2, which was never operational due to EU issues, unusable. Despite extensive investigations, no one has claimed responsibility for the attacks.

In a recent interview with Die Welt, Hanning claimed that while a Ukrainian team is believed to have carried out the attack, they would not have succeeded without significant support from Poland. “Looking at the situation, it’s clear that Polish agencies were involved,” Hanning stated, suggesting that h...