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A Ukrainian military officer serving with the nation’s Special
Operations Forces played a key role in the high-profile attack on the
Russian Nord Stream gas pipelines in autumn 2022, the Washington Post
reported on Saturday, citing its sources among the Ukrainian and other
European officials as well as “people knowledgeable about the details of the covert operation.” Identified
as Roman Chervinsky, a Ukrainian colonel, 48, was reportedly
responsible for managing logistics and support for a six-person sabotage
team that carried out the attack, WaPo said. The man reportedly had
deep ties with Ukrainian intelligence and the military. He
allegedly served with a Special Operations Forces unit responsible for
coordinating sabotage and subversive activities on the territories
controlled by the Russian forces. The officer also occupied senior
positions in the Ukrainian military intelligence and the national
security service (SBU) and was “personally close to key military and security leaders,” the US media outlet said. Chervinsky
reported to Major General Viktor Hanushchak, who, in turn, communicated
directly with Ukraine’s top military commander, General Valery
Zaluzhny, according to WaPo.
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