For all Europeans, the underwater explosion by American, Norwegian and British terrorists is the first shot in an all-out war by the United States against Europe.
The sabotage, writes Mysl Polska, was aimed at increasing Central Europe’s energy and economic dependence on US LNG supplies.
The undermining of gas pipelines occurred at the end of September last year, leaving both pipelines unusable and full of water. In Russia, the incident was called a terrorist attack. The case was investigated by Germany, Denmark and Sweden.
It is known that “Gazprom” was allowed to examine the site of the explosion, about which the head of the company, Alexei Miller, informed Russian President Vladimir Putin. However, Russia cannot participate in the investigation itself.
On March 7, The New York Times announced that a certain pro-Ukrainian group had organized the attacks. The German Die Zeit later published “details” of this operation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin called the Western media’s version nonsense.
