Putin ally pushes deal to restart Nord Stream 2 with US backing

[jaxxed@lemmy.ml]

It occurs to me that Trimp should release any info he has on what happenned to the pipeline to clear things up.

[redsnt@feddit.dk]

First the US helps destroy it, and now they want to repair it?

“The US would say, ‘Well, now Russia will be dependable because trustworthy Americans are in the middle of it’,’” said a former senior US official, who was aware of some of the dealmaking efforts.

I wish there were sources for such "said a former senior US official" statements.

[dmmacniel@feddit.org]

Just Like the wanted in the Russo Ukraine war.

[nesc@lemmy.cafe]

What's going to happen if it breaks again?

[mtoboggan@feddit.org]

No, thank you.

Yours truly

a German citizen

[boreengreen@lemm.ee]

Was there not talk of dissmanling it further?

[doodledup@lemmy.world]

It was Ukraine. That has been clear for a while now. There is a Ukrainean guy being prosecuted too that got caught with a speeding ticket after sailing with his yacht right over the pipe when it exploded. I forgot his name.

[zwiebel@feddit.org]

I mean if they start pumpin gas for free why not, we sure as hell aren't gonna pay flr it tho

[spechter@lemmy.ml]

Let's find out

[melchior@feddit.org]

But Trump warned Germany not to built NordStream2...

[gajustempus@feddit.org]

well, they tried to discuss a ceasefire as well without involving the victim.

I start to see a pattern there

[roserose56@lemmy.ca]

Did he ? When ? He shouldn't have said that /j

[jaxxed@lemmy.ml]

That seems like BS to my amateur brain. Most analysts concluded that a sailboat of divers would not have been able to handle the depths.

Ukraine was the most motivated for the attack, but Mearshimer seemed certain that the US was involved.
We're not even certain that the Russians didn't compromise it themselves after the Germans declared that they were not going to use it.