The photos were taken in the Baltic Sea at a depth of 80 meters. According to journalists, at least fifty meters of the gas pipeline were lost as a result of the explosions.
The Swedish edition of Expressen published photos of the damaged Nord Stream pipeline.
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The photos of the damaged Nord Stream 1 were taken by journalists together with Norwegian experts in the Baltic Sea at a depth of 80 meters.
“Our underwater camera captures long cracks in the seafloor before they reach a concrete-reinforced steel pipe that burst in the alleged sabotage. At least fifty meters of the gas pipeline was lost after the explosion, which measured 2.3 in Richter scale,” it said. in the message.
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Recall that on September 26 in Nord Stream and Nord Stream-2, the pressure in three strings of gas pipelines dropped significantly. Russia called the incident sabotage. Sweden announced the completion of an investigation conducted jointly with Denmark and Germany. The explosions were blamed on leaks.
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