Published 2 years ago

Blasts precede Baltic pipeline leaks, sabotage seen likely

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Denmark says it believes deliberate actions by unknown perpetrators were behind big leaks. Seismologists say explosions followed powerful explosions in two natural gas pipelines. The incident overshadowed the inauguration of a long-awaited pipeline that will bring Norwegian gas to Poland. Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki called the events "an act of sabotage"

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Times of India

Blasts precede Baltic pipeline leaks, sabotage seen likely

European leaders and experts pointed to possible sabotage amid the energy standoff with Russia provoked by the war in Ukraine. Although filled with gas, neither pipeline is currently supplying it to Europe. "It is the authorities' clear assessment that these are deliberate actions -- not accidents," Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said.

2 years ago·India

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CTV News

Blasts precede Baltic pipeline leaks, sabotage seen likely

Denmark said Tuesday it believed 'deliberate actions' by unknown perpetrators were behind big leaks, which seismologists said followed powerful explosions, in two natural gas pipelines running under the Baltic Sea from Russia to Germany.

2 years ago·Canada

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Associated Press News

Blasts precede Baltic pipeline leaks, sabotage seen likely

WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Denmark said Tuesday it believed “deliberate actions” by unknown perpetrators were behind big leaks, which seismologists said followed powerful explosions, in two natural gas pipelines running under the Baltic Sea from Russia to Germany.

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Blasts precede Baltic pipeline leaks, sabotage seen likely

Denmark says it believes “deliberate actions” by unknown perpetrators were behind big leaks, which seismologists said followed powerful explosions, in two natural gas pipelines running under the Baltic Sea from Russia to Germany

2 years ago·United States

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Star Tribune

Blasts precede Baltic pipeline leaks, sabotage seen likely

Denmark said Tuesday it believed "deliberate actions" by unknown perpetrators were behind big leaks, which seismologists said followed powerful explosions, in two natural gas pipelines running under the Baltic Sea from Russia to Germany.

2 years ago·Minneapolis, United States

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Live Mint

Is Russia responsible for Baltic pipeline leaks? EU calls it ‘sabotage’

Germany, which has been highly dependent on imports of fossil fuels from Russia to meet its energy needs, has since come under acute stress as Moscow's supplies dwindle.

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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