A secret Russian shipping convoy was at the scene of the Nord Stream crime just days before the explosions. Now it is certain: a special vessel engaged in underwater missions was photographed there by the Danish Navy.
The traces of the Nord Stream attack are more and more clear in the direction of Moscow: T-Online exclusively in March, a few days before the explosions, several Russian ships went to the scene of the crime – without sending status data, presumably in the dark. According to research, three ships had special equipment that could enable sabotage operations on pipelines. At the same time, sabotage units were mobilized for the alleged maneuvers. Denmark confirmed the research weeks later – but now adds another important detail.
The photos also show the “SS-750”.
A few days ago, the Danish daily “Information” reported that on September 22, 2022, the Danish Navy took a total of 112 photos of Russian vessels in the crime scene area northeast of Bornholm. The defense ministry there admitted this in an official response to an information request. However, the images must remain classified to protect the intelligence mission. Now the newspaper is following suit.
According to the Danish Defense Ministry, 26 of the 112 photos show the most important ship for a possible sabotage operation: the “SS-750”, which includes a mini-submarine. t-online made public that the ship with two tugboats “Alexander Frolov” and “SP-123” with cranes went to the crime scene. Three other ships guarded the military convoy. The report is based on security sources and publicly available data.
In an interview with D-Online, Danish military analyst Johannes Rieber described the route as “the most plausible explanation for what happened to the Nord Stream pipeline.” Now, in a report from the Danish newspaper “Information”, other experts agree with the assessment.
Joachim von Braun, who worked in the Swedish secret service, said, “This indicates that most of the information that came to light earlier is correct.” Ships were assembled precisely for this type of operation. “These ships may be engaged in sabotage.” Von Braun is considered the Russian Navy’s expert on underwater warfare and has written textbooks.
So far, neither the German federal public prosecutor nor the investigative bodies in Denmark and Sweden have commented on the ships. A state actor is still considered the most likely variant of the perpetrator.
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