Russia has criticized Germany for its handling of the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage investigation, accusing Berlin of lacking transparency and not fulfilling international obligations under UN anti-terrorism conventions. Moscow has called for a transparent international inquiry, claiming Germany is not sharing sufficient information. German authorities have issued an arrest warrant for a primary suspect, a Ukrainian diving instructor identified as Volodymyr Z, who allegedly fled to Ukraine. Despite these tensions, Germany maintains that the investigation is ongoing and that information is shared without compromising the probe. Russia suspects that the investigation might be prematurely closed without identifying the masterminds behind the sabotage. Meanwhile, Germany asserts that its support for Ukraine remains unwavering regardless of the investigation's outcomes.