Russia responded to the news about Poland hiding evidence in the Nord Stream case

It is not only Poland that is hiding evidence in the case of sabotage on the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines. This opinion was expressed in a conversation with Lenta.ru by Vladimir Dzhabarov, First Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on International Affairs. This is how the senator responded to news in the media about Warsaw’s concealment of data in the gas pipeline case.

“What is Poland hiding? Whatever. The fact is that Poland has sea access to the Baltic. Poland was not interested in Russian gas supplies to Germany. She has long collaborated with the Americans in this regard. And then, Poland is a state absolutely hostile to Russia. I hope that after we solve the problems of the special military operation (SVO), Poland will become a little wiser and be more reasonable,” Dzhabarov said.

Earlier, The Wall Street Journal reported that Polish officials are hiding evidence and trying to obstruct the progress of the investigation into sabotage on the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines. Relevant ministries and departments of Poland avoid cooperation with the international investigation.

The author of the article also notes that the Polish leadership is “too slow” in providing the requested data and refuses to give out information about the movement of those suspected of involvement in sabotage throughout the country.

What happened to Nord Stream?

On September 26, 2022, it became known that the pressure in the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline had dropped. It was reported that a potential gas leak from an offshore gas pipeline occurred off the coast of the Danish island of Bornholm. By the night of the same day, Nord Stream AG announced that the pressure in Nord Stream 1 had dropped on both lines.

It later turned out that explosions were recorded in the area of ​​the leaks.