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Germany indicts Ukrainian over parcel bomb allegations tied to Russia
Yevhen B. and two others sent GPS-tracked parcels from Cologne to Ukraine in March 2025 to map routes for incendiary attacks, German prosecutors said.
- BERLIN, Feb 9 — German prosecutors indicted Yevhen B., Ukrainian suspect, over an alleged parcel-bomb plot, prosecutors said on Monday.
- Allegedly on behalf of Russian intelligence, the scheme sought logistics data to investigate routes for later incendiary devices that would ignite in Germany or en route, German prosecutors say.
- In March 2025, prosecutors say two packages containing GPS trackers were mailed from Cologne to Ukraine, and co-suspects Vladyslav T. and Daniil B. acted on orders from intermediaries in Mariupol.
- Western governments have warned of escalating hybrid warfare as Poland charged four Ukrainians and a Russian over alleged incendiary devices, citing the DHL-run Leipzig airport hub fire.
- Authorities say Russian intelligence services recruit Ukrainian nationals with quick cash for sabotage, linked to the Cologne-to-Mariupol scheme, while Moscow denies involvement and the Russian embassy in Berlin did not immediately respond.
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Germany indicts Ukrainian over parcel bomb allegations tied to Russia
Germany has indicted a Ukrainian national in connection with allegations of a plot linked to Russian intelligence to detonate parcel packages in Europe, German prosecutors said in a statement on Monday.
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Read Full ArticleGerman Authorities Charge Ukrainian in Explosive Parcel Plot
A Ukrainian national has been indicted in Germany for allegedly plotting, under Russian intelligence direction, to detonate explosive parcels in Europe. The suspect, Yevhen B., was arrested in Switzerland and extradited to Germany. German prosecutors claim the scheme was to harm Ukraine by sabotaging logistics routes.
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