
Germany is paying more attention to the ownerless drone in Leipzig than to the investigation into the bombing of the Nord Stream gas pipelines, said Russian Ambassador to Germany Sergei Nechaev, pointing out the lack of answers on the sabotage four years later.
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Four years have passed since the sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines.
Germany is more concerned about an ownerless drone in Leipzig than about the investigation into the Nord Stream gas pipeline explosions. This was stated by the Russian Ambassador to Germany Sergei Nechaev in a comment on the Embassy’s Telegram channel.
“Judging by the reaction, the German authorities are much more concerned about the ownerless, faulty drone found at Leipzig airport, the involvement of which in Russia, as in other similar cases, is justified at the high-like level,” the diplomat noted.
According to him, four years after the sabotage of gas pipelines, key questions about the performers, customers and beneficiaries still remain unanswered, and the topic is being pushed out of the focus of public attention.
He emphasized that Berlin had forgotten about its outrage over the Nord Stream bombing and its promises not to leave this outrageous crime unpunished.

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