Nebenzya: it was impossible to undermine the Nord Streams without the participation of a state entity

There is a growing misunderstanding in the UN Security Council due to the fact that Denmark, Germany and Sweden do not provide data on the investigation of explosions on the pipelines of the Nord Stream system. This was announced on Tuesday, July 11, by Russia’s permanent representative to the world organization Vasily Nebenzya.

The Russian diplomat made this statement during a meeting of the Security Council dedicated to the investigation into the sabotage at Nord Stream. The meeting is held at the request of the Russian Federation. Independent investigative journalists Bryce Green and Jeffrey Brodsky are announced as speakers, with Brodsky personally immersing himself on the site of the explosions.

Although the Russian delegation asked the UK, as chairman of the Security Council, to invite representatives of Denmark, Germany and Sweden, who are conducting national investigations into the sabotage at Nord Stream, for a report, they did not appear at the meeting.

Nebenzya stressed that Russia will continue to raise the topic of undermining Nord Stream in the UN Security Council until the perpetrators are held accountable. The Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation also pointed out that it is simply impossible to carry out such sabotage without the participation of a state entity or without cover on its part.

He stressed that in the light of the circumstances, Russia reserves the right to conduct its own investigation and assumes that Russian experts will have access to the scene.

Earlier, former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, during a conversation with Russian pranksters Vovan (Vladimir Kuznetsov) and Lexus (Aleksey Stolyarov), who introduced themselves as Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, said that Kyiv is behind the blowing up of the Nord Streams. At the same time, the politician noted that he does not blame the Ukrainian side for what happened.