A series of unusual leaks on two natural gas pipelines running from Russia under the Baltic Sea to Germany triggered concerns about possible sabotage Tuesday, with Swedish officials indicating underwater seismic activity may have occurred as a result.

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'Unprecedented' damage to Nord Stream pipeline in Baltic Sea raises suspicion

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Officials said the damage may have been sabotage by Russia.

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Sweden investigates possible ‘sabotage’ of Nord Stream pipelines

Video released by Denmark's armed forces and the Swedish Coast Guard shows a disturbance on the Baltic Sea spreading well over a kilometre in diameter.

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Nord Stream operator decries 'unprecedented' damage to three pipelines

Three strings of the Nord Stream pipeline suffered simultaneous unprecedented destruction, the operator says

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Russian gas pipeline suffers unprecedented damage – operator

Save Meduza!https://support.meduza.io/enBubbles of gas near the leaks in the Nord Stream pipelinesNord Stream AG, the operator of the Nord Stream pipeline network, announced Monday evening that three offshore strings of the pipeline system had sustained damage. The strings in question are part of the Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 pipelines, both of which pass through the Baltic Sea to deliver natural gas from Russia to Germany. According to th…

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‘This was not an accident’ European investigators believe ‘unprecedented’ damage to Nord Stream pipelines is the work of either Russia or Ukraine

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Three leaks in three lines beneath the Baltic Sea. Leaks had no immediate impact on energy supplies to the European Union. But gas had remained in the pipes, raising concerns about possible environmental harm. Images supplied by the Danish military showed gas bubbles reaching the surface of the water.

'Unprecedented' damage to Nord Stream pipeline in Baltic Sea raises suspicion

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