Sweden Ends Nord Stream Pipeline Explosion Investigation

Sweden has concluded its investigation into the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions, citing lack of jurisdiction and evidence.

Sweden's Prosecution Authority has discontinued its probe into the 2022 Nord Stream gas pipeline explosions, citing insufficient legal authority to pursue the case.
The investigation sought to determine if Swedish citizens or territory were involved in the apparent sabotage, but no conclusive evidence was found.
Parallel investigations in Germany and Denmark are still ongoing, with Sweden unable to reveal details due to international legal cooperation secrecy.
The explosions, which damaged the pipeline connecting Russia and Germany, have been classified as deliberate acts of sabotage, with traces of explosives found.
Speculation about the perpetrators continues, with various reports implicating Russia, a pro-Ukrainian group, and other unnamed state actors, but no group or nation has claimed responsibility.