German Nord Stream prosecution tests immunity and military-objective doctrines

German prosecutors are pursuing Ukrainian military personnel for the 2022 Nord Stream sabotage, raising novel legal questions about state immunity, military objectives, and superior orders. The case's outcome could set precedent for prosecuting state-sponsored sabotage in armed conflict contexts. Uncertainty remains over whether Germany will issue arrest warrants and how Ukraine will respond.

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