“It’s difficult to imagine it could be accidental”
The leaks are “huge”
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The explosions are marked with stars.
The sites are 75 kilometers apart just outside official Danish territory.
Euronews –– Swedish national broadcaster SVT reported that national seismologists had registered “two clear explosions” around the area, first at 2:03 AM and then at 7:04 PM (CET) on Monday.
Hours after the explosions Gazprom also warned that one of the two remaining major pipelines was at risk due to a legal dispute over fees. Gazprom was refusing to pay a transit fee that the Ukrainian energy firm said it was supposed to pay. Russia was threatening to introduce sanctions in response to legal action.
At this stage everyone is saying it is sabotage, but no one is claiming to know anything for sure. The US government has said it is ‘ready to provide support’ to Europe.
So, below, this is quite an awkward flashback, to say the least. It’s from February when Joe Biden was trying to talk Russia out of invading Ukraine:
Pres. Biden: “If Russia invades…then there will be no longer a Nord Stream 2. We will […]
via JoNova
September 27, 2022 at 01:24PM
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