Russia Requests Urgent UNSC Meeting on 2022 Nord Streams Bombing After Suspect Detention
Russia Requests Urgent UNSC Meeting on 2022 Nord Streams Bombing After Suspect Detention
The emergency meeting it is scheduled for August 26 20:00 GMT, according to Russia's Deputy UN envoy Dmitry Polyansky.
"We will point to the delays in the German investigation and its non-transparency for the Security Council," Polyansky wrote on Telegram.
On Thursday, Italy's national gendarmerie, at the request of the German prosecutors, arrested Ukrainian citizen Sergey Kuznetsov, who had allegedly coordinated sabotage on the Nord Stream gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea.
The Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines were hit by explosions in 2022. Germany, Denmark and Sweden did not rule out deliberate sabotage. Russia opened an investigation into it as an act of international terrorism and repeatedly requested data on these countries' investigations into the explosions, but never received it.
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