John Bingham wrote that August Hanning, the former head of the German intelligence service arrested on suspicion of spying for the Russian Federation, referred to the Nord Stream explosions as state terrorism and believed that Germany should demand compensation from Poland and Ukraine. Bingham noted that Hanning did not publicly present evidence of Polish authorities' involvement in the operation. He added that in September 2024, Hanning accused the Polish government of allowing a Ukrainian suspect wanted by Germany to leave Poland in order to conceal its own involvement in the attack on the pipelines. Bingham described this as a direct accusation against the authorities of the Republic of Poland of complicity and obstructing the investigation, and then ironically referred to "friends" across the Oder. #szpiegostwo #NordStream #Polska (translated)