Submarine sabotage suspected on Russian pipelines

A gas leak of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline off Bornholm, Denmark, Baltic Sea Source: AAP / Danish Defence Command / HANDOUT/EPA

European leaders say sabotage is the most likely cause of leaks from two Russian gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea. EU Chief Ursula Von der Leyen has threatened the "strongest possible response" to any deliberate disruption of European energy infrastructure.

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Published 28 September 2022 2:48pm

By Phillippa Carisbrooke

Source: SBS News

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European leaders say sabotage is the most likely cause of leaks from two Russian gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea. EU Chief Ursula Von der Leyen has threatened the "strongest possible response" to any deliberate disruption of European energy infrastructure.

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Submarine sabotage suspected on Russian pipelines

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European leaders say sabotage is the most likely cause of leaks from two Russian gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea. EU Chief Ursula Von der Leyen has threatened the "strongest possible response" to any deliberate disruption of European energy infrastructure.

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European leaders say sabotage is the most likely cause of leaks from two Russian gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea. EU Chief Ursula Von der Leyen has threatened the "strongest possible response" to any deliberate disruption of European energy infrastructure.

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