A preliminary investigation of damage on the two Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Danish part of the Baltic Sea shows that the leaks were caused by 'powerful explosions', Copenhagen Police have said in a statement
A preliminary investigation of damage on the two Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Danish part of the Baltic Sea shows the leaks were caused by"powerful explosions", Copenhagen Police has said.
The agency and police have decided to set up a joint investigation group which will handle further investigation of the incidents. The findings are similar to those of Swedish prosecutors, who said two other holes in the pipelines also seem to have been caused by deliberate subsea blasts and the case was investigated as an act of gross sabotage.
The four leaks in the pipelines, which link Russia and Germany via the Baltic Sea, have become a flashpoint in theThe leaks occurred in international waters but within the exclusive economic zone of Denmark and Sweden.
Danmark Seneste Nyt, Danmark Overskrifter
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