Finnish President Sauli Niinistö said that the damage to the Balticconnector gas pipeline connecting Finland and Estonia via the Gulf of Finland may be caused by external influences and will be investigated with NATO support. RIA News.
“It is likely that the damage to both the gas pipeline and the telecommunications cable was caused by external influences. The cause of the damage is not yet clear and the investigation continues with cooperation between Finland and Estonia,” Niinistö said.
He added that today, on October 10, he met with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and received the full support of the North Atlantic Alliance in conducting the investigation into this incident.
Previously gas in the European Union augmented Following the news about the blocking of the Balticconnector gas pipeline, the price increased by 10%.
The price increase occurred after it was learned that the Balticconnector was closed due to a possible leak.
It was previously known how much gas there is managed Save Europe.