Russian President Vladimir Putin has charged the Anglo-Saxons with being responsible for this week’s bombings on the North Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, which span the bottom of the Baltic Sea from Russia to Germany.
At the signing ceremony for the agreements for the admission of 4 liberated regions to the strength of Russia today, Putin stated that “Sanctions are not enough for the Anglo-Saxons, they have turned into sabotage, in reality, they have begun to undermine the entire European infrastructure.”
The “North Stream” operator reported a pressure decrease in the “North Stream-1” pipeline on Monday, and on the same day, the “North Stream-2” pipeline saw a similar drop in pressure. Seismologists in Sweden later confirmed that 3 “Northern Stream” tubes had experienced explosions.
The Nord Stream pipelines penetrate the Baltic Sea’s floor from Russia to Germany, going across the territorial seas of Sweden, Finland, and Denmark.
The flaws appeared close to Bornholm, a Danish island.
The situation surrounding the “Northern Stream” is exceedingly dangerous and necessitates a quick inquiry, according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, who also claimed that such a terrorist attack could not have occurred without “the involvement of some countries.”
Source: RIA Novosti and RT.
Putin: The bombs of “Northern Stream” have destroyed Europe’s energy infrastructure, and it is obvious who gains.
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