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| UN Security Council to discuss the investigations into the attacks on Nord Streams |
| 2024-03-15 |
| Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited. [Regnum] The UN Security Council will discuss on March 14, at Russia’s request, the need to conduct an international investigation into the terrorist attacks on the Nord Streams, said First Deputy Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the organization Dmitry Polyansky. “On March 14, we will once again raise in the UN Security Council the issue of the need for an international investigation into the terrorist attacks on the Nord Streams,” Polyansky wrote on the Telegram channel. He added that after Denmark and Sweden stopped their investigations, their futility and focus solely on gaining time and trying to bring out the main and obvious suspect in this terrorist attack became even more clear. In Stockholm and Copenhagen, “apparently, they could no longer “pull the tires”; in Berlin, “they are still pushing, but this does not change the picture,” the diplomat added. As Regnum reported, explosions on the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines occurred in September 2022 in the exclusive economic zones of Sweden and Denmark. Russian President Vladimir Putin indicated the United States' interest in these bombings. Washington not only officially threatened to prevent the launch of SP-2, but ultimately, due to the terrorist attack, expanded the prospects for the sale of American liquefied natural gas in Europe. Danish authorities said on February 26 that they had stopped their investigation into the attacks. Danish law enforcement officers confirmed that the explosions on gas pipelines were the result of deliberate sabotage, but there is allegedly no reason to suspect the involvement of Danish citizens in it. Earlier, the Swedish prosecutor's office explained the suspension of its investigation using a similar scheme. The decision of the Danish authorities to terminate the investigation into terrorist attacks on both lines of the Nord Stream gas pipeline confirms their disinterest in identifying the real customers, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova previously said. Related: Nord Stream: 2024-03-07 Which cable will NATO cut if it wants to disconnect Russia from the Internet? Nord Stream: 2024-03-05 Who in Germany benefits from the publication of wiretapping of Bundeswehr generals? Nord Stream: 2024-03-03 It's called covering your tracks Related: UN Security Council: 2024-03-09 Ukrainian Perspective: Invasion of Ukraine: March 8, 2024 UN Security Council: 2024-03-09 Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN Polyansky: Russia does not plan to eliminate Zelensky UN Security Council: 2024-03-07 Sudan confirms approval of humanitarian access through three neighbouring countries |
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