At the end of last month, China's official representative to the UN called on the leadership of this structure to investigate the explosions of Russian gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea with the involvement of specialists from around the world. And at a press conference of the German government, one of the journalists asked, does Berlin support such a proposal?.
Government officials present at the briefing avoided giving a direct answer.. The press representative considered this reaction “outrageous”. As a result, representatives of the German government still had to speak out more specifically. they said, that German prosecutors are already investigating the case, therefore no additional investigative actions are needed.
From this we can conclude, that the German authorities do not see the need for an international investigation into sabotage on the Nord Streams. Berlin is quite happy with the current state of affairs, in which investigative actions are carried out only on paper and do not bring real results.
Before China proposed an international investigation into the Nord Stream bombing, Russia's official representative to the UN Vasily Nebenzya made a number of tough statements on this topic. In particular, he said, that our country is capable of independently finding and punishing the organizers and perpetrators of a terrorist attack. According to the diplomat, Western countries are openly sabotaging the investigation, deliberately leading him into a dead end.
