"Lokhotron": The Russian Federation "offended" to the refusal of Denmark to allow them to investigate the "Nord Stream"

"There is a rule of law in Denmark, Sweden and Germany, and we can be sure of our investigations," Rasmussen said. According to the head of the Danish diplomatic agency, each of the three countries began investigating explosions at the Nord Stream Pipelines on September 26 last year. It is reported that Russian President Vladimir Putin said this week that Denmark wants Russia to participate in the investigation.

It is emphasized that Denmark has the right to control who is involved in the investigation of the explosion that occurred in the Danish economic zone. Two of four origins occurred in the Danish zone and two in the Swedish. On Tuesday, the Danish authorities received a message from the Russian company Gazprom that a object was found near the place of explosions at the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline. "The owners of the Nord Stream gas pipeline have the opportunity to carry out pipeline inspection.

It was in this context that the object was noticed. We told the Russians that we would conduct a thorough investigation. And when we do it, we will declare a summary of this investigation," Rasmussen said. On March 16, the Russian Foreign Ministry representative Maria Zakharova stated that the Russian Federation is to investigate the explosions on the "northern streams" is a "fraud" and "real scholastic".

"They reported that they are the rule of law, so such investigations they will lead, it is a priori is already correct, and according to the results of this investigation, they may say something to someone. Well, it is frauds Zakharova Russian TASS Agency.

We will remind, four origins on two Nord Stream Pipelines in the Baltic Sea off the coast of the Danish Island Burnholm appeared at the end of September last year, with seismic institutes reported that they recorded two submarines before the appearance of origins. Although the leakage took place in international waters, two of them were in the exceptional economic zone of Denmark and two in Swedish.