Who is behind the sabotage? WSJ has learned the first results of the investigation into the Nord Stream accident

Investigators from Germany have established that explosions on the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 pipelines could have been caused by sabotage.

However, to date they have not yet found out who committed it, the Wall Street Journal reports, citing its sources.

Investigators were unable to identify those involved in the accident, according to the publication of the publication, which was reviewed by HERE NEWS.

The article also reports that, in the opinion of some German politicians, Russia may be involved in the incident.

It is also said that in certain circles in Germany they do not believe that the sabotage was carried out with the help of a submarine.

They argue that this location is quite shallow, and all submarines are closely monitored by the NATO Navy in the area of ​​the emergency.

One theory is that the explosive devices were lowered from the ship and activated remotely, the Wall Street Journal quoted German officials as saying.