The Swedish prosecutors have concluded their investigation into the explosions on the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines and will hand over the evidence to German investigators. The investigation has ended due to a lack of jurisdiction in Sweden. The pipelines, which transport Russian gas to Germany, were ruptured by blasts in the Swedish and Danish economic zones in September 2022. Danish police confirmed that the pipelines were hit by powerful explosions, and Swedish investigators found traces of explosives at the site. Russia has accused the United States, Britain, and Ukraine of being responsible for the blasts, but these countries have denied any involvement. The Danish and German investigations are still ongoing [6d637416].
The conclusion of the Swedish investigation highlights the complex nature of the Nord Stream sabotage case and the need for international cooperation to uncover the truth [6d637416].