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by w7
1133 days ago
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It's highly unlikely that someone with the capacity to deploy a team to covertly sabotage a pipeline decides to back out 3/4 of the way when in they're in such close proximity, or fails and their failure is never detected (there would be failed explosives at the site). Bad faith argument? Where does this nonsense about "everyone is getting on board with BRICS" come from? Who is "everyone"? |
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https://www.eugyppius.com/p/nord-stream-update-the-recovered
Holger Stark, the German investigative journalist who broke this story for Die Zeit. Stark has apparently told Hersh that “Officials in Germany, Sweden, and Denmark … decided shortly after the pipeline bombings to send teams to the site to recover the one mine that has not gone off”. He said they were too late; an American ship had sped to the site within a day or two and recovered the mine and other materials
They did however recover a smoke buoy
https://www.eugyppius.com/p/nord-stream-update-the-recovered