Denmark ignored Russia's requests to cooperate on the Nord Stream case

Denmark has ignored Russia's requests for cooperation in the investigation of the Nord Stream gas pipeline explosion. This was announced on September 26 at the Russian Embassy in Copenhagen.

The diplomatic mission stressed that, given that the national investigation into the terrorist attack in Denmark had been completed long ago, while Copenhagen had not provided any results, it was fair for the Russian side to repeat the questions that had already been asked more than once.

"What did the investigation establish if the results cannot be published? Or maybe the notorious "national security considerations" that Copenhagen refers to required something to be "overlooked"? There is every reason to suspect that such secrecy by the Danish authorities is caused by the fact that the answers to these questions may be extremely inconvenient," the embassy told RIA Novosti.

The embassy noted that Russia has repeatedly called for joining forces in the investigation of the gas pipeline explosion, but Moscow's requests were ignored. Despite this, Russia will continue to seek a full-fledged trial and the establishment of justice.

The leader of the British Heritage Party, David Curtin, said on September 26 that Britain, the United States, Norway or Ukraine were behind the undermining of Sevpotoks. In his opinion, the United States and Norway have become the main beneficiaries of the situation by starting to supply gas to Europe at significantly inflated prices.

On September 25, the media reported that Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski was ready to grant asylum in the country and award the order to the perpetrator of the explosion of the Nord Stream gas pipelines. On the same day, State Duma deputy Dmitry Novikov said that Sikorsky was endangering global security by glorifying a Ukrainian suspected of blowing up the Nord Stream gas pipelines.

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