The explosion of the "Nord Stream" pipeline has finally come to light recently. Perhaps it was because it understood that the truth could no longer be hidden. Before Russia could get angry at the Security Council, Germany "confessed" everything.
According to CCTV News, with the cooperation of Italy, the main person in charge of the pipeline sabotage operation has been arrested and confirmed to be a 49-year-old Ukraine who has now been extradited to Germany for trial.
Soon, Germany also released previous investigative documents, bringing the truth of the incident back to the outside world.
In September 2022, the suspect, together with five other people, took a sailboat to the waters near the "Beixi" pipeline. Four of them dived into the water to a depth of 70 to 80 meters and placed four bombs weighing 14 to 27 kilograms. The explosion caused three pipelines to leak.
The North Stream incident.
This result made the Russian side very angry, especially Germany. After the explosion, Russia, as the owner of the pipeline, was actually attacked by Germany, Denmark,Sweden excluded these countries from the survey team and did not even share the results of the survey.
Now, Germany’s out-of-the-air publication of the investigation documents is blunt to see people arrested and discover that there is no way to continue to hide it, only to make the truth public, to confirm the explosion of the gas pipeline, which has caused Europe to fall into an energy crisis, not someone else, but Ukraine, whom they are trying to help.
Russia, on the other hand, has taken action to call for an emergency meeting of the Security Council, harshly accusing Germany of delays in the investigation process and the country's lack of transparency to the Security Council.
Obviously, this time Russia is determined to demand an explanation from Germany, and Ukraine cannot escape its guilt. Not to mention anything else, the losses caused by this incident alone are enough for Kiev to drink a pot, not to mention the negative impact on EU-Ukraine relations.
The Nord Stream pipeline is Europe’s energy lifeline.
Interestingly, this time Italy once again demonstrated its ability to "take sides". Previously, Germany shouted to arrest people, and Poland immediately said that they had escaped. The two countries sang in unison, forcing the suspect to hide for more than a year., and even swaggered to Italy for a vacation.
That's right, the reason why the Ukrainian suspect was arrested was not because his hiding place was found, but because he actually used his identity information to check into a resort hotel on the Adriatic coast, and was immediately found to be a wanted criminal.
Then the question is, if he has been living normally with his identity information for a year, why hasn't he been caught? I'm afraid some forces wanted to shield him, but Italy didn't take it and directly ordered his arrest.
I don’t know if Germany will sincerely thank Italy for the investigation, or will it bite teeth and teeth and cheat about its lot of nonsense? of course, no matter what Berlin is at the moment, how to handle this matter, is the German’s most headache.
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Ukraine and Russia are at war, and it is not surprising to attack each other's facilities, but the "Nord Stream" pipeline also has Germany's share, and Ukraine sent people to attack German facilities, which is a big crime.
Moreover, after the pipeline was destroyed, the West has always been intentionally guided by the United States or Russia, and now Ukraine is the culprit, will the German people also support their own government to send guns and guns to make money for the conflict?
In addition, there were previous reports that the Ukrainian suspect involved in the destruction, has some ties with the United States, and has long been involved.Training of American agents.
So what role does the United States play in this secret explosion?The more it investigates, the more clues it may find, which is probably the reason why Russia has called on the Security Council to oversee the German investigation.