Nord Stream Pipeline Investigations Conclude with Sabotage Verdict, No Criminal Charges

Denmark and Sweden end their probes into the 2022 explosions, while Germany's investigation continues amid ongoing geopolitical blame game.

Denmark and Sweden have concluded their investigations into the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions, citing deliberate sabotage but insufficient grounds for criminal cases.
Germany continues its investigation into the blasts that damaged the pipelines carrying Russian gas to Europe, with no findings published yet.
Accusations have been traded between Russia, the West, and Ukraine regarding responsibility for the sabotage, but no conclusive evidence has been presented.
The explosions caused significant environmental damage, releasing vast amounts of methane into the Baltic Sea.
The blasts have intensified geopolitical tensions and contributed to Europe's efforts to reduce dependence on Russian energy sources.