Loading ...Denmark Changes Tune, Allows Russia’s Gazprom To Do Work On Damaged NS2 Pipeline
In a very unexpected development Denmark is now working directly with Russia’s Gazprom to do environmental mitigation on the damaged Nord Stream pipelines, in the wake of the multiple underwater blasts that took them offline on September 26, 2022 – leading to years of accusations against Moscow and a Russia-West tit-for-tat.
Denmark’s energy agency has granted Nord Stream 2 AG (which is under Gazprom) permission to engage in preservation work on Nord Stream 2 in the Baltic Sea. The agency described that there remain serious safety risks after the natural gas pipeline was filled with seawater and the remnants of natural gas. “The work aims to preserve the damaged pipeline by installing customized plugs at each of the open pipe ends to prevent further gas blow-out and the introduction of oxygenated seawater,” Denmark’s energy agency said.
“When the CIA wanted to tap Angela Merkel’s phones, Denmark was there. When Biden decided to blow up the Nord Stream, in whose waters did he do it? Denmark’s.” Denmark has been one of the United States’ most steadfast allies for decades. This is how the upcoming administration shows its gratitude