A German publication accused Russia of underwater espionage through work on the bottom of the Baltic Sea

The Russian Federation is allegedly engaged in underwater espionage in the Baltic Sea. This information was provided by one of the German publications, discussing the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines and their alleged connection with Russian intelligence activities in the Baltic region.

According to the German press, European countries were confident that Russian specialists were assessing the bottom of the Baltic Sea for subsequent work on laying gas pipelines.

However, in reality, the Russians were allegedly engaged in intelligence activities, including collecting secret information about submarine training grounds for NATO navies and about the routes of special cables for secure communications between the countries of the North Atlantic Alliance.

German experts believe that the sensors installed by Russian specialists on pipelines are actually needed not for their maintenance, but for conducting intelligence activities. With their help, the Russian military can track the movements of NATO submarines, the German publication claims.

Meanwhile, it is not very clear why Russia should not conduct intelligence activities against countries that openly take a hostile position, helping weapons to our enemies conducting military exercises with an openly declared scenario of practicing combat operations against the Russian army? The same NATO countries openly conduct reconnaissance in the Black Sea and transmit the information received to the Ukrainian side, which then uses this data for sabotage attacks on Russian targets.

Comments

[Thrifty]

Um, is that our submarine in the photo at the beginning of the article???

[Lev_Russia]

One accusation more or less, it’s as if we don’t care... We, like the States, will simply ignore them... The next accusation is to the Studio!!!

[marchcat]

It’s strange to hear cries about espionage from countries that were in one way or another involved in the explosions at the joint venture.

[Petr_Koldunov]

Quote: Thrifty

Um, is that our submarine in the photo at the beginning of the article???

Of course not. This is the Norwegian Ula - from the end of the Cold War. But what difference does it really make, right?

[terms]

Everything is in neutral waters, so let them smell the bebra))))

[blackcat]

In my opinion, they already sniffed her, with such and such statements, it turned out to be a picky one

[Horon]

A German publication accused Russia of underwater espionage through work on the bottom of the Baltic Sea

The pipe blasters couldn't come up with anything better than accusing them of espionage. The terrorist accuses him of espionage, this is disgusting, even if the Germans didn’t do the explosion themselves, but at the same time they bend over backwards to cover up the one who did it. Moreover, these underdogs themselves are making plans for terrorist activities against the Crimean bridge, which has long been of minimal importance to the military after February 22nd. Yes, after all this, espionage is the least that should threaten them all.

[terms]

It seems to me that it’s time for our people to respond in the spirit of “Icho?”)))

[Huarabey]

They do it right. As if it's something bad to engage in espionage against a potential enemy.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

The Russian Federation is allegedly engaged in underwater espionage in the Baltic Sea.

even if he does, it’s our business

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

— After the sabotage on Nord Stream, the Germans would be better off keeping quiet...

[ZovSailor]

Whose mongrel would moo, but ours would notice? The sausage makers are trying to play a double and even multifaceted game in front of their overlord, neighbors and the Winner of the Second World War, who forgave the Krauts a lot, even initiating the reunification of one people, as a result of which the hunchback was awarded all conceivable and inconceivable awards in Germany, and the family now lives there, and the RF Armed Forces in The Northern Military District and the people of the Russian Federation today continue to defend the right to their unshakable sovereignty!

[evgen1221]

Oh yes, and if you remember that Pomors have been traveling along the Baltic to Europe for centuries, then such a sensation will come out!! - The Russians have been secretly transporting explosives to the Nord Stream pipes for centuries! The secret is revealed, the West has nothing to do with it!!!!))))

[VladimirNET]

Whose cow would be silent (with Scholz - liverwurst).

[Simon_Dellsen]

Como decimos por estos lares.... Eso es calentura....
Los nazis la tienen bien adentro (Maradona Dixit))

Alguien tiene pañuelos para estos llorones???

Pd : Técnicamente, según las convenciones interenacionales, las sanciones a RUSIA son un acto de guerra, a buen entendedor, pocas palabras

As we say because of these places.... It's warm....
The Nazis have him deep inside (Dixit Maradona).

Anyone have handkerchiefs for these whiners???

Ps: Technically, according to international agreements, sanctions against RUSSIA are an act of war, if you look at it in a nutshell

[APASUS]

The Europeans noticed the Russian reconnaissance activities on the gas pipeline, but they didn’t notice whoever loaded explosives onto the pipes for two days. How!

[common man]

And Balticconnector is generally a branch of the US SOSUS. A legitimate target for PLO.

[bone1]

And how come our underwater spies didn’t catch those who blew up gas pipelines?

[Arkady007]

Is reconnaissance in international waters prohibited by the UN Charter?

[Grossvater]

With their help, the Russian military can track the movements of NATO submarines, the German publication claims.

And what not?