Denmark invites Nord Stream operator to help salvage unidentified object

Denmark invites Russian energy giant to help recover mystery object found near Nord Stream pipeline hit by "sabotage"

The Nord Stream pipelines are largely owned by Russia's Gazprom, which hasn't said yet whether it will join the effort to recover an object found near the damaged conduit.

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Denmark invites Nord Stream operator to help salvage unidentified object

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Denmark on Thursday invited the Russian-controlled operator of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline to help salvage an unidentified object found close to the only remaining intact gas pipeline under the Baltic Sea. Read full story

Denmark Invites Nord Stream Operator to Help Salvage Unidentified Object

COPENHAGEN—Denmark on Thursday invited the Russian-controlled operator of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline to help salvage an unidentified object found close to the only remaining intact gas pipeline under the Baltic Sea. Three explosions last September on the Nord Stream pipelines built to deliver Russian gas to Germany have become another flashpoint in a standoff between the West and Russia set off by its invasion of Ukraine. The blasts occurred in …

Denmark invites Nord Stream owner to recover mystery object

Denmark has invited the Russian-controlled operator of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline to help recover a mystery object that was spotted near the pipeline, six months after sections were sabotaged.

Denmark found unknown object near damaged Nord Stream 2 pipeline

Denmark has alerted an unknown cylindrical object found in the Baltic Sea near a damaged Nord Stream 2 pipeline.