“Russian Special Vessel Spotted Near Nord Stream Gas Pipeline Before Explosion, According to Danish Defense Ministry”

Denmark’s Ministry of Defense confirmed to the Danish publication Information that a Russian special vessel with a deep-sea submarine was in the area of ​​the explosion of the Nord Stream gas pipeline in the Baltic Sea four days before the explosion. The SS-750 vessel can operate at great depth and is equipped with a Priz mini-submarine.

Information claims that the defense ministries of Denmark and Norway have more than a hundred photos of the ship in the area of ​​the explosion, and experts interviewed by the publication say that the SS-750 is “a very interesting vessel that can carry out such an operation .”

The ship was in the area on September 21 and 22, 2022, and the explosions occurred on September 26. On September 22, 2022, a Danish patrol boat located east of the island of Bornholm took 26 photos of the Russian vessel.

In November 2022, it became known that a few days before the Nord Stream leak, two vessels passed near the gas pipelines, and their tracking sensors did not work. This indicates an attempt by the ships to hide information about their location and routes. Ships with transponders turned off are between 95 and 130 meters in length.

The Danish Defense Ministry refused to show photos of the Russian special craft because they “are of an intelligence nature” and “are part of the intelligence work”. However, there are photos published on the website of the Russian Ministry of Defense.

The Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines were blown up on September 26, 2022. So far, it is not known who is behind the blasts. Russia blamed Britain. The American and German media write about some “pro-Ukrainian group”, and the countries of the Baltic region and Scandinavia do not rule out that Russia itself is involved.

EU authorities believe that the Nord Stream gas pipeline system was deliberately damaged. The security agencies of Germany, Denmark, Sweden, the Netherlands and the United States are involved in the investigation into the destruction of the pipelines.

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