Deputy Representative of the Russian Federation to the UN believes that Denmark, Germany and Sweden will have to report on their investigations at Nord Stream

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Deputy Representative of the Russian Federation to the UN believes that Denmark, Germany and Sweden will have to report on their investigations at Nord Stream

On March 27, the UN Security Council voted on a Russian-Chinese resolution providing for the creation of an international commission to conduct an independent investigation of sabotage on the Russian gas pipelines SP-1 and SP-2.

Recall that Copenhagen, Stockholm and Berlin are allegedly conducting their own investigation. At the same time, all information on it is carefully hidden from the world community. Moreover, no matter how absurd it may sound, Russia is not allowed to be investigated at all, even though the sabotage was nevertheless committed on our gas pipelines.



It is worth noting that yesterday the UN Security Council quite expectedly did not adopt the above-mentioned resolution. Meanwhile, no one voted against the Russian-Chinese project: 3 countries (Russia, China and Brazil) supported the initiative, while 12 abstained.

In turn, Dmitry Polyansky, Deputy Representative of the Russian Federation to the UN, wrote in his TG channel that, in general, the Russian side can be satisfied with the vote.

According to him, there are several reasons for this. First, in addition to the authors of the resolution, it was supported by Brazil, an ally of Russia and China in the BRICS. Secondly, no one voted against. Thirdly, most of the "non-Western" members of the UN Security Council, although they did not support the resolution, called on Copenhagen, Stockholm and Berlin to be "quick" in their investigation and inform the world community about its progress.

According to Polyansky, the topic of sabotage at Nord Stream by the efforts of Russia and China has every chance to firmly “register” on the platform of the UN Security Council. Consequently, Denmark, Germany and Sweden, sooner or later, will have to report on their investigations.

Russian Permanent Representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzya, commenting on the results of voting on the draft resolution, noted that the vote of the United States and Western countries once again indicates that these countries are trying with all their might to cover up traces of participation in sabotage on gas pipelines.
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  1. +1
    28 March 2023 10: 52
    I hope our investigative projects in the future will come to veto by Western countries. And so they cunningly faded from the topic - they abstained.
    1. +3
      28 March 2023 10: 59
      Quote: tralflot1832
      I hope our investigative projects in the future will come to veto by Western countries. And so they cunningly faded from the topic - they abstained.

      Even Switzerland, the owner of the Nord Streams, abstained...
      1. -1
        28 March 2023 11: 40
        Quote: tralflot1832
        I hope our investigative projects in the future will come to veto by Western countries. And so they cunningly faded from the topic - they abstained.

        It would be better if Russia immediately demanded from the United States and other countries involved in undermining "SP-1" and "SP-2" (Norway, Denmark and Germany), compensation for their financial, moral losses and
        losses from non-receipt of potential business profits as a result of an interstate terrorist attack by the United States against Russia!
        At the same time, in order for the West to include Russia in the investigation of this terrorist attack on the perpetrators of the terrorist attack Russia must crush the scandal! What the liberal government of Russia either cannot, or does not want, or does not know how to do.
        Ours are too slow, and the perpetrators of the terrorist attack are waiting for the investigation of the terrorist attack in the West to simply “turn sour” over time.
        1. +1
          28 March 2023 12: 06
          Quote: Tatiana
          Russia must crush the scandal!

          What's the scandal? Get hysterical!
          1. -1
            28 March 2023 12: 21
            Quote: Letun
            Quote: Tatiana
            Russia must crush the scandal!
            What's the scandal? Get hysterical!

            you are in psychology do not underestimate the effectiveness of CONTROLLED scandals in politics.
            International scandal - RUSSIA CONTROLLED - definitely needed!
            And "hysteria", if anything, we will later.

            1. 0
              28 March 2023 12: 56
              Quote: Tatiana
              Psychologically, you do not underestimate the effectiveness of CONTROLLED scandals in politics.

              But, unfortunately, there was an opportunity to assess the professionalism of our politicians and diplomats. That's just there, it's very difficult to overestimate anything.
  2. +4
    28 March 2023 10: 54
    The West has long shown what the "investigation" will be like and how it will end.
  3. -2
    28 March 2023 10: 56
    No one will report to the Russian Federation for anything until Russian tanks are again on the streets of Berlin.
    1. +1
      28 March 2023 11: 40
      I’ll add a little to your comment. Until the Marines of the Northern Fleet are photographed against this background.
  4. +1
    28 March 2023 10: 56
    Denmark, Germany and Sweden will have to report on their investigations on Nord Stream
    Maybe they will only report, something suggests in the same way as the Dutch on the downed Boeing. Mutual responsibility, cynical lies, vague unsubstantiated formulations have long been tested and recognized as working.
    1. 0
      28 March 2023 11: 42
      Quote: rotmistr60
      Maybe they will only report, something suggests in the same way as the Dutch on the downed Boeing.

      Just as the West sends Russia far, far away with Nord Stream, so Russia should send everyone far, far away with Boeing and with any other accusations, this is what diplomacy is all about.
  5. +2
    28 March 2023 10: 57

    As one famous person used to say
  6. +4
    28 March 2023 10: 59
    Okay, Denmark, Germany and Sweden, let's say, will conduct an objective investigation and even, let's say, establish that the United States blew up the gas pipeline, an anti-American revolution will take place in the world? Will the world shudder at what has been done? The world did not flinch when the Americans admitted that they had attacked Iraq under a false pretext. And then .. the gas pipeline .. They will turn around and will not repair it.
    1. -1
      28 March 2023 11: 26
      Quote: kor1vet1974
      They'll screw up and won't fix it.

      Well, there are already "responsible persons" - Germany, Denmark and Sweden, let them repair at their own expense, if the United States fails to attract. There will be no revolution, but the USA will look disgustingly pathetic
    2. 0
      28 March 2023 11: 48
      Quote: kor1vet1974
      The world did not flinch when the Americans admitted that they had attacked Iraq under a false pretext.

      And to Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria. Yes, the Western world
      from the wars that the states or Britain start, he never flinches. The world did not tremble does not tremble when millions of people die of hunger in Africa and Asia. The Western world only rejoices at this.
  7. 0
    28 March 2023 11: 01
    No need to rely on any of their "investigations". "We all know what they could tell us, and they know what we could say to them." The main thing - in no case do not forgive and do not forget.
  8. +6
    28 March 2023 11: 13
    We won’t hear anything new, and we won’t read anything!
    Who will let them!
  9. 0
    28 March 2023 11: 44
    Denmark, Germany and Sweden, sooner or later, but will have to report on their investigations

    They will report, they will definitely report ... that's when Biden is buried, then all the dogs will be hung on him ... only this topic will be already worked out material ...
  10. +1
    28 March 2023 11: 46
    And why couldn’t our combat fleet be sent there right away? Our gas pipeline was blown up. And if not our de jure, then why are they wringing their hands?
  11. -1
    29 March 2023 12: 02
    I can count this, but he is a diplomat in the service. He must strive. Although it is impossible to look at our diplomats without tears. One of them has already worn out with his concerns and gestures of goodwill, the other at the UN boo-boo-boo under his breath. Well, the corresponding result
  12. 0
    29 March 2023 19: 32
    Hitler cannot be forced to start persecuting Himmler for crimes against humanity. It doesn't work, it's the same here.