Swedish investigators have found evidence of ‘serious sabotage’ of Nord Stream pipelines. The explosions have not been attributed to any nation-state or organization. Furthermore, no nation has been charged by the United States with committing an act of sabotage.
In its early assessment, a Swedish agency concluded on Oct. 6 that breaches from the Russian Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines in the Baltic Sea were most probably caused by "serious sabotage."
The Swedish Security Service stated that "detonations" were liable for the substantial damage to the pipelines owned entirely by Russia last week. Seismologists in Denmark and Sweden have also stated that the damage was not natural, and that blasts were most likely to blame. The evidence recovered from the scene will be evaluated.
“During the crime scene investigation … seizures have been made,” the Security Service stated. “As part of the work,” it added in a statement, “the seizures will now be reviewed and analyzed.”
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