The specific details—'Prosecutors in Munich stated that two men were arrested on April 12 during a routine check on the A6 autobahn near Neuendettelsau outside Nuremberg'—are not independently corroborated across the provided web search results. While the general topic of arrests in Bavaria is covered, the precise date, location, and source attribution are unique to the context provided by the evidence count, but not confirmed by multiple external sources.

The specific details regarding the men's nationalities (Latvia/Ukraine) and the exact list of suspicious items (false identity papers, drone, GPS trackers, etc.) are not corroborated by the provided web search results. The evidence provided for this claim is not independently verifiable through the search results.

While the web search results mention the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and the Council of Europe, the specific claim—that these bodies have *consistently found no evidence of persecution* against Russian speakers in Ukraine—is not directly corroborated by multiple independent sources. The evidence only confirms the existence of these bodies and related human rights topics.