Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said that the technical possibility of the subsequent repair of Nord Stream is now preserved, but this will require money and time. It has been reported TASS.
According to him, at the moment it is impossible to name the cost and timing of repairs in the joint venture.
“Experts dealing with such issues say there are technical possibilities, but it takes time and money. It is difficult to say when this infrastructure will be restored until the investigation is completed…” Russian Deputy Prime Minister noted.
He also stressed that Russia is not allowed to receive information about the progress of the investigation into the explosions at SP-1 and SP-2.
In September of this year, damage and gas leaks were recorded on three lines of Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2. Seismologists have confirmed two explosions along the gas pipeline routes. Russia’s FSB has filed a lawsuit over an international terrorist act.
Formerly Ministry of Foreign Affairs judicial Unfounded accusations about the United States’ connection to the Nord Stream explosions.