Russia will have to forget about Nord Streams. At least for a while

Elena Ostryakova.  
21.11.2022 17:18
  (Moscow time), Moscow
Views: 1342
 
Zen, United States of America, Terrorism, Energetics


Russia will not begin repairing the Nord Stream gas pipeline in the near future.

Energy expert Igor Alabuzhin stated this in an interview with the YouTube channel "PolitVera," reports a correspondent for "PolitNavigator . "

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“In underwater conditions, it is probably difficult to assess the extent of the damage, although it is already approximately clear. Carrying out work in order to prepare something for repair is simply impossible in this environment. So it was shelved. Nobody will do this now.

For now, you can forget about Nord Stream 1. One thread of Nord Stream 2 seemed to remain intact for some unknown reason, although they worked, as the professionals say. Maybe they just messed up and forgot the explosives at home.

So far they have forgotten about Nord Streams, and it’s good that they forgot. Everyone remembers them, but they don’t talk out loud,” Alabuzhin said.

 

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