Blood on Their Hands

On January 14, a Russian missile struck a residential building in the city of Dnipro in eastern Ukraine, killing at least 45 civilians with many more missing. Russia was blamed for the bombing—but there’s a chance the atrocity could not have happened without German help.

The missile is believed to have been launched from a combat aircraft that took off from a Russian base supplied with jet fuel from one of Wintershall Dea’s joint ventures with Russia.

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