The United Nations organization has no further details about what exactly happened to Russian gas pipelines in 2022.
The UN said they had no details about northern flow and would not be able to review or confirm their reporting reports. About this at a meeting of the UN Security Council on Tuesday, August 26, Miroslav Yench, assistant from Secretary of General Europe, Central Asia and North and South America, reports Ukrinform.
“The United Nations has no further details of these events and will not be able to verify or confirm statements or messages that are made in connection with the incident,” he said.
Encha recalled that between September 26 and 29, 2022, four leaks in the North Stream-1 and Northern Stream-2, located at the International Waters of the Economic Zones of Sweden and Denmark, were registered.
According to the study under the Auspice of the UN environmental program, the incident led to the largest release of methane on the planet caused by human activity, Yench said. The study was attended by 70 scientists from 30 research organizations. They concluded the conclusion that the possible volume of leakage ranges from 445,000 to 485,000 tons – more than twice as long as it is previously considered.
The law enforcement agencies of Denmark, Germany and Sweden have begun separate national investigations, which countries have regularly informed the Security Council.
Recall that on Tuesday, Russia gathered a meeting of the UN Security Council to discuss the situation in investigating explosions in North-1-1 gas pipelines and northern Stream-2.
As you know, in Italy they have stopped a Ukrainian allegedly involved in sabotaging gas pipelines in the north stream-1 and northern stream-2.
Ukrainian is confined for slowing down the northern flow served in SBU – Media
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