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Investigations reinforce suspicion of sabotage in Russian gas pipelines

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Last week, four leaks in the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines were detected, which raised suspicions of sabotage

| Photo: EFE/EPA/Swedish Coast Guard

The Swedish Security Service reported this Thursday (6) that investigations that are being made by the Swedish and Danish authorities have indicated evidence of detonations in the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines, which link Russia to Western Europe via the Baltic Sea.

“After completing the crime scene investigation, the Swedish Security Service can complete that there were detonations on Nord Stream 1 and 2 in the Swedish economic zone,” the service said, according to Reuters.

Material collected on site will be analyzed. The Swedish Security Service added that the evidence “strengthened suspicions of gross sabotage.”

Last week, four leaks were detected in the two gas pipelines, which led to suspicions of sabotage. Russia accuses the West, which in turn is suspicious of Moscow’s action to intensify tensions over gas supplies to Europe in the context of the Ukraine war and to raise fuel prices.

Russia said it was not invited to participate in the investigations, which, according to the Kremlin, would make an “objective investigation” unfeasible.

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