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Bornholm

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Oct 20, 2026

Nicolai NørregaardGUEST
0:59
I come from a family of fish smokers and gastronomically interested people, not by any means chefs or fine dining lovers or anything like that, but very traditional peasant kind of food and fisherman's food.
Nicolai NørregaardGUEST
1:14
And on Bornholm there's lots of smokehouses, a vast tradition of herring fishery and also these smokehouses smoking the herring.
Nicolai NørregaardGUEST
1:22
a commodity back from medieval times.
Nicolai NørregaardGUEST
1:25
There's a lot of food in my childhood.
Nicolai NørregaardGUEST
1:44
That made a huge impact.
Nicolai NørregaardGUEST
1:45
I can see that now.
Nicolai NørregaardGUEST
1:46
Other than that, growing up on the island of Bornholm in the small town of Svanike, Craftsmanship is everywhere.
Nicolai NørregaardGUEST
1:53
It's sort of a craft island and especially a town like Svenike.
SouhaNARRATOR
1:36
He was arrested while on family holiday in Italy, with prosecutors alleging he had been traveling on a false passport.
SouhaNARRATOR
1:46
Prosecutors allege that he coordinated six accomplices and divers and explosive specialists and a ship's captain who used a rented yacht to plant timer-controlled charges at around eighty meters depth in the Baltic Sea near the Danish island of Bornholm.
Vago MuradianHOST
40:27
Right.
Vago MuradianHOST
40:28
Um, I think there were only two places that the Russians helped, quote-unquote, "liberate," uh, that they then left from, right? One was Norwegian territory, uh, in the northern, uh, part of the country, uh, and, uh, near Kirkenes, if I recall, and the other one I think was on Bornholm, if I'm not mistaken.
Vago MuradianHOST
40:44
Uh, but-
Michael HersonPANELIST
40:45
And, and, and Iran, 'cause we pushed them out of Iran.
Dianne EmersonHOST
75:11
So Nord Stream 1 had already stopped delivering gas, while Nord Stream 2 had never entered commercial service.
Dianne EmersonHOST
75:20
The explosions occurred near the Danish island of Bornholm, B-O-R-N-H-O-L-M. Danish and Swedish authorities detected underwater disturbances consistent with explosives, and enormous quantities of gas escaped into the Baltic Sea.
Dianne EmersonHOST
75:42
Less than 24 hours later, Poland and Norway celebrated the opening of the Baltic Pipe, which carries Norwegian natural gas to Poland through Denmark.
Dianne EmersonHOST
75:55
The Baltic Pipe was built between 2020 and 2022 and has an annual capacity of approximately 10 billion cubic meters.
Jessica ParkerCORRESPONDENT
7:21
They didn't specify which agencies, and Ukraine has denied involvement.
Jessica ParkerCORRESPONDENT
7:25
And then the plot itself, it's alleged that Serhiy K, as he's name un- known under German privacy rules, led a small team, including professional divers and an explosives expert, chartering a yacht from Germany's Baltic coast and sailing to waters off the Danish island of Bornholm before laying explosives on the pipelines back in September 2022.
Jessica ParkerCORRESPONDENT
7:51
That is the allegation.
Jessica ParkerCORRESPONDENT
7:53
Serhiy K has denied involvement.
Jessica ParkerCORRESPONDENT
24:47
In terms of what happened, um, in court today, well, the man who is accused is a Ukrainian man, Serhiy Kuznetysov, who's a 50-year-old, uh, former army officer.
Jessica ParkerCORRESPONDENT
24:58
It is alleged by prosecutors that he led a small team, including professional divers, back in 2022, uh, to rent a yacht, sail to waters off the island, Danish island of Bornholm, and lay explosives on the pipelines, uh, that were fitted with time fuses.
Jessica ParkerCORRESPONDENT
25:17
Um, and this, it's alleged, uh, the plot was hatched by order of Ukrainian state agencies.
Jessica ParkerCORRESPONDENT
25:24
Uh, Serhiy Ham K, as he was previously referred to under German privacy rules, uh, has denied the charges, and his lawyers are arguing that the evidence against their client, uh, is very thin.
Trine Engholm MichelsenGUEST
49:50
It was a sketch, uh, of, uh, a German bomb called V1.
Trine Engholm MichelsenGUEST
49:57
Uh, it had fallen, uh, down, uh, on the Baltic island of Bornholm in the, uh-
Christopher BriceHOST
50:03
Yes, yeah
Trine Engholm MichelsenGUEST
50:03
...
Jacob KaarsboPANELIST
44:07
...
Jacob KaarsboPANELIST
44:07
if Putin attacks the Baltics, uh, attacks Bornholm, which is a Danish island in the, in the Baltic Sea or-
Malcolm NanceHOST
44:14
Bornholm, yeah
Jacob KaarsboPANELIST
44:15
... whatever, whatever the case may be, you know, w- w- this could happen to us.
Jacob KaarsboPANELIST
44:21
We can't have-
Bojan PancevskiGUEST
2:18
The early warning earthquake system of Europe detected a very powerful disturbance, and they located that at the bottom of the Baltic Sea in Northern Europe.
Bojan PancevskiGUEST
2:30
What initially looked like an earthquake turned out to be a very powerful explosion not far from the Danish island of Bornholm.
Bojan PancevskiGUEST
2:39
So from the onset, governments were aware that something significant had happened, and so the Danish government scrambled fighter jets to the site of the disturbance to get a visual on what was going on.
Bojan PancevskiGUEST
2:53
And what they had seen were gigantic kind of bubbles in the water, which signaled that there was something coming out from the depth.
Quincy MalesovasHOST
27:47
Yeah, okay.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
27:48
Um, we have a Bon- you know Bornholm, the biggest island in Denmark?
Quincy MalesovasHOST
27:51
No.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
27:52
They make some schnapps that are infused with a bunch of things.

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