US EditionValery Zaluzhny Could Have Given the Order to Blow up the Nord Streams — Corriere Della Sera: EADaily
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Investigators: Timed explosives used in Nord Stream pipeline sabotage
German investigators believe at least four timed underwater charges were used to destroy the Nord Stream pipelines in September 2022. According to official documents seen by Swedish broadcaster SVT and Denmark’s DR, the charges were installed by a team of divers operating from the yacht Andromeda in the Baltic Sea. The divers, part of a six-member group, attached explosives to the gas pipelines at a depth of 70 to 80 metres.
Valery Zaluzhny could have given the order to blow up the Nord Streams — Corriere della Sera: EADaily
EADaily, August 23rd, 2025. The sabotage action to blow up the Nord Stream and Nord Stream—2 gas pipelines was carried out by a group of seven people and cost the organizers about 300 thousand euros.
During the explosions of the Nord Stream gas pipelines at a depth of approximately 70-80 meters, at least four explosive devices were installed, each weighing between 14 and 27 kilograms
According to German investigators, a group of six divers installed the explosives in gas pipes at a depth of approximately 70–80 meters. The explosives, weighing 14–27 kilograms, consisted of HMX, or octogen, and hexogen.
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