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"German authorities on Monday detained five men accused of being part of a network that illegally exported goods to Russian defense companies after Moscow launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The arrests took place in Lubeck in northern Germany and in nearby Lauenburg district, federal prosecutors said. The men are all German nationals; two are also Russian citizens and another is also a Ukrainian citizen. They are suspected of membership in a criminal organization and violating Germany's foreign trade and payments act."
German authorities detained five men in Lubeck and Lauenburg suspected of belonging to a network that exported goods illegally to Russian defense companies after the 2022 full-scale invasion. The suspects are German nationals; two hold Russian citizenship and one also holds Ukrainian citizenship. Prosecutors allege membership in a criminal organization and violations of Germany's foreign trade and payments act. Searches were conducted at properties elsewhere in the country, and five additional suspects remain at large. One arrested man, identified under privacy rules as Nikita S., owned a Lubeck trading company allegedly used to procure and export goods to Russian industry.
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