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February 12 (Reuters) – Russia Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Maria Zakharova said on Saturday evening that NATO “North Stream” gas should hold an emergency meeting to discuss the latest findings regarding the September explosions in the pipelines.

1970 Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist Seymour Hersh said in a blog post on Wednesday, citing an unidentified source. USA navy divers the president On the instructions of Joe Biden, they destroyed pipelines with explosives.

White House Russia Nord Stream, which sends its gas to Germany gas behind the explosions in their belts USAHe called the allegation of the existence of “completely false and completely fabricated”.

Sweden and Denmark, which are in the exclusive economic zones of the explosions, concluded that the pipelines were deliberately detonated, but did not say who might be responsible.

USA and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization called the incident “an act of provocation”. Moscow blamed the West for the undisclosed explosions that caused the ruptures. None of the parties presented evidence.

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“There are enough facts here: the explosion of the pipeline, the existence of a motive, circumstantial evidence obtained by journalists,” Zakharova said on the Telegram messaging platform.

“Well, to review the situation NATOWhen will the extraordinary summit of

NATO He did not immediately respond to Reuters’ request for comment.

Reporting by Lydia Kelly in Melbourne; Edited by William Mallard

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2023-02-12 11:38:32
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