Danish Defense shows the gas leaking at Nord Stream 2 seen from the Danish F-16 interceptor on Bornholm, Denmark on Sept. 27, 2022.
NBC: Traces of explosives found at Nord Stream pipelines, confirming 'gross sabotage,' Sweden says
European officials had previously blamed Russia for the blasts, accusing the Kremlin of starting an energy war to damage international support for Ukraine.
Investigators found traces of explosives at the site of the damaged Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic sea, confirming that the pipelines had been subject to “gross sabotage,” the Swedish Security Service said Friday.
In a statement, prosecutor Mats Ljungqvist said that investigators had seized a number of “foreign objects” at the site of the damaged pipelines, which showed traces of explosive residue after analysis.
The statement did not expand on how the explosives might have got there and said an investigation was ongoing.
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WNU Editor: No surprises here. But No comment from Sweden on who they believe is responsible for this attack.
Sweden Confirms Explosives Were Used To Destroy The Nord Stream Pipelines
Nord Stream leaks confirmed as sabotage, Sweden says -- Reuters
Traces of explosives found at site of Russian pipeline leaks, Sweden says -- CNBC
Sweden finds traces of explosives near damaged Nord Stream pipeline: 'Gross sabotage' -- FOX News
Explosive traces found at Nord Stream pipeline indicate ‘gross sabotage,’ Sweden says -- CNN
Explosive residue found at site of Nord Stream explosions -- Axios












