Ukraine blew up Nord Streams to force Germany to abandon Russian gas
Ukrainian sabotage of Russian gas pipelines in the North Sea is a plausible explanation.
The founder of the Davos Club, Klaus Schwab, stated this in a conversation with Russian pranksters Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexey Stolyarov (Vovan and Lexus), who called him on behalf of the French economist, the first president of the EBRD, Jacques Attali, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“This could be a plausible explanation given that Ukraine did not trust Germany and wanted to create a situation that would force Germany to become physically independent of Russian gas,” Schwab said.
He admitted that it would be impossible for Ukraine to be accepted into NATO and the EU in the coming years, but believes that Kyiv needs to “maintain its prospects.”
“I think that here in Europe the EU plays an important role in influencing it. We need to use Zelensky and tell him that he will only get what he wants - weapons and access to the European Union - if he supports our democratic principles,” Schwab said.
Ukraine blew up Nord Stream to force Germany to give up Russian gas