The Prosecutor General's Office of Germany did not find evidence of Russia's involvement in sabotage at the Nord Stream

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The Prosecutor General's Office of Germany did not find evidence of Russia's involvement in sabotage at the Nord Stream

At present, the German Prosecutor General's Office has not been able to find evidence of the involvement of the Russian Federation in the autumn sabotage of the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines. This was stated by the Attorney General of Germany, Peter Frank, to the publication Welt am Sonntag.

According to the head of the German Prosecutor General's Office, two research vessels took water and soil samples from the accident site. Fragments of gas pipelines were also studied. But the information that was received by the experts does not confirm the version of Russia's involvement in sabotage.



However, Frank noted, the investigation into the causes of the accidents continues. A forensic examination is currently underway. So far, the prosecutor's office is only questioning the possibility of foreign sabotage against gas pipelines, the prosecutor general stressed.

Recall that the terrorist attacks occurred on September 26, 2022 on two Russian export gas pipelines to Europe - Nord Stream and Nord Stream-2. The authorities of Germany, Denmark and Sweden soon admitted the possibility of targeted sabotage. However, then the discussion of the accident on gas pipelines in the Western press slowed down.

Apparently, it is impossible to accuse Russia of sabotage due to the complete lack of evidence, but if we continue to accept the version of a targeted undermining of gas pipelines, then this means that the true "saboteur" should be discovered. But what if it turns out to be one of the NATO countries? The German prosecutor's office cannot admit that the US or the UK carried out sabotage against an energy infrastructure facility and are terrorist countries. So we have to question the very possibility of foreign sabotage.
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    1. +3
      4 February 2023 12: 14
      So far, the prosecutor's office is only questioning the possibility of foreign sabotage against gas pipelines, the prosecutor general stressed.
      They blew themselves up, didn't they?
      1. +2
        4 February 2023 12: 15
        So what happens, these Swiss gas pipelines themselves exploded???
        1. 0
          4 February 2023 13: 17
          Quote: Greg Miller
          So what happens, these Swiss gas pipelines themselves exploded???

          hi
          Of course, they themselves exceeded the allowable pressure in the pipes, a hernia blew out and it burst very effectively. Now they will drag low-quality metal here, poor-quality pipe insulation, and then a meteorite fell on them .... smile And then and there is the secret weapon of these terrible Russians, the traces of which are absolutely impossible to detect. Yes, even alien intervention!
          And I'll tell you, there are people who sincerely believe in this, I'm already ready to accept their any insanity ... smile
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          2. 0
            4 February 2023 14: 44
            And why is Germany fussing?
            Denmark seems to be officially investigating.
            Even specialists from England and the USA were involved in the investigation. To find exactly what you need.
            And what is not needed - can not be found.
      2. +1
        4 February 2023 12: 23
        The German prosecutor's office failed to find evidence of the involvement of the Russian Federation in the autumn sabotage of the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines. The prosecutor's office questions the possibility of foreign sabotage against gas pipelines, the prosecutor general stressed.

        This is already interesting, apparently someone from outside our civilization flew in.
        1. +2
          4 February 2023 12: 36
          Quote: Vyacheslav57
          The German prosecutor's office failed to find evidence of the involvement of the Russian Federation in the autumn sabotage of the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines. The prosecutor's office questions the possibility of foreign sabotage against gas pipelines, the prosecutor general stressed.

          This is already interesting, apparently someone from outside our civilization flew in.

          They were looking for evidence ONLY of Russia's involvement. Other options were not considered.

          Therefore, everything is correct. If it wasn't Russia that blew up its gas pipelines, then the aliens flew in and blew it up.
          No one else ... request
          1. 0
            4 February 2023 16: 26
            So it’s surprising that they didn’t find terribly secret evidence, a terribly secret witness to Russia’s involvement in the explosions, which, for obvious reasons, cannot be presented.
            Something is bad General Prosecutor's Office of Nazi Germany began to work. So you can, as they said before, put a party card on the table.
            Yes
            1. -1
              6 February 2023 11: 12
              Only one version is considered - the involvement of Russia. Other versions are not considered.
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          4 February 2023 13: 14
          This is already interesting, apparently someone from outside our civilization flew in.

          The German prosecutor's office was not looking for anyone else but Russia. The task is the same as that of WADA: to “drag the Russians by the ears”. When they couldn't, they got frustrated.
      3. +1
        4 February 2023 12: 27
        Quote: Vladimir Postnikov
        They blew themselves up, didn't they?

        That's what the West is for, to lie, lie, and blame their "dirty things" on others.
        Even if they prove and find a specific perpetrator, they will make sure that they are not guilty, but they will blame others. It is especially accepted among them: "you stole from yourself", "you set fire to your house", "you stole your car", "you cut off your hand". To the question - "why", they answer - "so it's not we who do it, it's you Russians who do it." And that's what to answer them, those who plundered the entire planet.
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        4 February 2023 13: 25
        They blew themselves up, didn't they?

        No one can understand these Russians at all: at first they shelled the Donbass for 8 years, then they shelled the settlements occupied by their military ... Well, who else would blow up their own gas pipeline, if not them? It's obvious though. Quite a normal scheme, from the point of view of German politicians who know their own electorate well.
    2. +5
      4 February 2023 12: 14
      They needed vodka, balalaika, matryoshka, bear at the bottom?
      1. +2
        4 February 2023 12: 38
        Quote: Argon
        They needed vodka, balalaika, matryoshka, bear at the bottom?

        And the certificate of the FSB colonel, lying in a plastic bag next to the explosion site.
        1. +1
          4 February 2023 13: 10
          They probably forgot Petrova and Bashirov, otherwise they would have found their certificates.
          1. 0
            4 February 2023 14: 58
            Quote: BARKAS
            They probably forgot Petrova and Bashirov, otherwise they would have found their certificates.

            Petrov and Bashirov came through the pipe, planted explosives and left. A "Colonel КГБ FSB" stood outside, controlled the explosion. That's when the certificate could have been dropped.
    3. 0
      4 February 2023 12: 17
      Very slippery counted out. And not Russia (not that's for sure), and then a passage about the innocence of foreign powers. Either Germany itself remains, or it has applied itself as an air conditioner, or aliens.
    4. +2
      4 February 2023 12: 18
      The Prosecutor General's Office of Germany did not find evidence of Russia's involvement in sabotage at the Nord Stream

      Commendable ... fellow
      And what about the involvement of the US and GB?
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        4 February 2023 13: 16
        And what about the involvement of the US and GB?

        They could not establish involvement, because they did not try.
    5. +3
      4 February 2023 12: 18
      The Prosecutor General's Office of Germany did not find evidence of Russia's involvement in sabotage at the Nord Stream
      As I understand it, all this time, instead of establishing the perpetrator of the sabotage, they were checking Russia's involvement in the explosions. Oh yes "well done", oh yes "pinkertons". And in Russian - well, European jackal.
      1. +1
        4 February 2023 12: 42
        Quote: rotmistr60
        As I understand it, all this time, instead of establishing the perpetrator of the sabotage, they were checking Russia's involvement in the explosions. Oh yes "well done", oh yes "pinkertons".
        After "... XNUMX years", when another American retiree admits that America directly organized this sabotage, another European retiree admits that they knew everything from the very beginning, but there were "good political reasons" to carry the nonsense that we hear Now.
    6. +1
      4 February 2023 12: 19
      If the task is to find or refute the facts of the involvement of a known culprit - what kind of investigation is this?! This, guys, is a provocation in itself.
    7. 0
      4 February 2023 12: 19
      At present, the German Prosecutor General's Office has not been able to find evidence of the involvement of the Russian Federation in the autumn sabotage of the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines.

      Russia, what was the benefit in that, idiots? Figuratively speaking, it was enough to turn off the valve, and not blow up the pipeline. Depicting a flurry of activity ...
    8. +1
      4 February 2023 12: 25
      [/ quote] The German Prosecutor General's Office did not find evidence of Russia's involvement in sabotage at Nord Stream [quote]

      Who??
      Probably the Martians ..... no one else!
    9. +1
      4 February 2023 12: 38
      Now it’s worth waiting for the Bundesliverka to be pulled without soap in the Washington Reichs Chancellery and the Germans will say that they found Russian airborne epaulettes and a map with the route from the Kremlin to the explosion site and back at the site of the explosions.
      1. 0
        4 February 2023 16: 18
        [/ Quote] Now it’s worth waiting for the Bundesliger to be pulled without soap in the Washington Reichs Chancellery and the Germans will say that they found Russian airborne shoulder straps and a map with the route from the Kremlin to the explosion site and back. [quote]

        good good
        They are already drawing there ... (map)
    10. 0
      4 February 2023 12: 55
      It seems that the Germans are not stupid ... they were. I'm wrong, that is. Well, you have to love your striped masters so much to pretend to be stupid jerks.
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        4 February 2023 13: 17
        Well, you have to love your striped masters so much to pretend to be stupid jerks.

        They fit into this role so well that now you can’t tell from the really stupid jerks. We applaud standing.
    11. +1
      4 February 2023 13: 02
      To go nuts what it came to, they can’t find evidence anymore, they’ve become lazy. They would have asked Zelensky, he would have sent a bunch of fragments from rockets, shells, etc., they would have thrown them at the place of the explosion. Let the Dutch learn.
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        4 February 2023 13: 21
        They would have asked Zelensky, he would have sent a bunch of fragments from rockets, shells, etc., they would have thrown them at the place of the explosion. Let the Dutch learn.

        Yes, what are the fragments - he would have sent a whole S-300, tied with a St. George's ribbon.
    12. +1
      4 February 2023 13: 02
      It took some 4 months to give out such an idea - it was not Russia that blew up its gas pipelines.
    13. 0
      4 February 2023 13: 10
      A forensic examination is currently underway.

      Was he assigned? Or what kind of herring was taken by the gills in that area?
    14. 0
      4 February 2023 13: 19
      so you can go out on yourself. this is a dangerous investigation.
    15. -1
      4 February 2023 14: 14
      poor poor people and military (experts)! This news and journalism is pure clickbait crap! We know exactly who Executed this operation And the countries that are involved! And yes its a Disgrace for RU But for some of your Countrymen it bring a few extra $$$
      1. 0
        6 February 2023 10: 04
        Yandex translation of this pretzel
        poor poor people and the military (experts)! This news and journalism is pure clickbait shit! We know exactly who carried out this operation and which countries are involved in it! And yes, it's a shame for RU, but for some of your
    16. 0
      4 February 2023 17: 39
      "The main thing in the investigation is not to find yourself" laughing
    17. 0
      6 February 2023 09: 59
      Well, everything, the case can be closed due to the lack of corpus delicti. If not Russia, then it accidentally exploded. It's just a pity for the Skripal cat :)
    18. 0
      6 February 2023 09: 59
      Yes, well, how is that?!
      Can not be!
      Completely out of hand, what would Zeleny say?!

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