Moscow-Sana
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova announced that her country intends to hold an official session in the UN Security Council against the backdrop of the provocations against the "North Stream" gas pipeline.
Zakharova said in a statement posted on her account on Telegram, according to Sputnik: Russia intends to hold an official session in the UN Security Council against the backdrop of the provocations against the gas pipelines “Nord stream 1” and “Nord stream 2.”
The official operator of the Northern Stream gas pipeline had announced yesterday, the day before yesterday, a record drop in the pressure that contributes to transporting gas in the pipelines, and said in a statement: An emergency situation on Line “A” of the gas pipeline recorded a record drop in the pressure level, as the accident was reported on FOR Coastal Services in Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Russia.
The “Northern Stream” pipelines extend from Russia to Germany across the bottom of the Baltic Sea, and pass through the economic waters of Denmark, Finland and Sweden, and the failures that affected them occurred near the island of Bornholm.
In addition, Zakharova considered the damage to the "North Stream 2" gas pipeline, which could be an implementation of US threats to get rid of it.
Zakharova said: US President Joe Biden is obligated to answer the question of whether Washington was involved in the recent events in the pipeline, and whether the United States of America actually fulfilled its threat on September 25 and 26.
Biden had answered a journalist's question about "North Stream 2" on February 23, stating that if Russia invaded, this means that crowds and tanks would cross the border, there would be no "North Stream 2" and we would get rid of it.
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