answers: Who was responsible for the Nord Stream sabotage?
Russian Ministry of Defense claimed the UK Royal Navy was involved, citing recovered fragments of a British‑made submarine drone.
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1 evidentiary leg 1 source 2 challenges contested
Questions this bears on
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Who was responsible for the Nord Stream sabotage?
6 branches · 2 sources
What bears on it
- supports British‑made submarine drone fragments
- challenges The UK Ministry of Defence called the claim a "lie".
- contradicts The UK Ministry of Defence called the claim a "lie".
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Voices
- Russian Ministry of Defense independent hedged
- Russian Ministry of Defence independent hedged
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What the documents actually said
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- Russian Ministry of Defense claimed the UK Royal Navy was involved, citing recovered fragments of a British‑made submarine drone.
Russian officials claimed they had recovered fragments of a British‑made submarine drone near the site and tied it to UK operations in the region.
Sources
- Nordstream Pipeline Sabotage Timeline cited evidence
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Who and what it involves
Origin: extracted from Nordstream Pipeline Sabotage Timeline · 2026-07-18 09:56