Steffen Kotre, Member of the Bundestag and member of the climate protection and energy committee from the Alternative for Germany (AfD) group, said that Germany did not receive enough information from its allies to investigate the explosions in Nord Stream. He reported that TASS.
According to him, the investigation of incidents on Russian gas pipelines is not transparent because it is not conducted with “appropriate pressure”. The deputy explains the reasons for this as first Russia’s accusation of blowing up the Nord Streams, then everything calmed down, and now it became clear to the representatives of the German government that “only the allies can carry out this terrorist act”.
“IT [правительство ФРГ] Norway does nothing because Sweden and Denmark do not share information with Germany,” said Kotre. According to him, the parliamentary inquiry by the AfD on this matter remained unanswered.
According to Cotret, the media in this situation have become “the spokesperson for the federal government” as they have not conducted journalistic investigations into what happened.
Earlier, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjártó stated that the Hungarian authorities to behave For a “comprehensive, deep, structured and detailed investigation” of the Nord Stream explosions, it will help identify those involved in the explosion, regardless of who initiated this trial.