Poland Has Concealed Information Regarding Involvement in Nord Stream Explosions

Polish authorities have concealed evidence regarding the movements of suspects involved in the Nord Stream explosions, according to The Wall Street Journal. The publication reports that German investigators spent two months meeting with their Polish counterparts.

According to preliminary theories, the attack on the Nord Stream was carried out from Ukrainian territory through Poland, but Polish authorities have done everything to avoid cooperation. They failed to respond to inquiries and provided distorted or conflicting information.

"Investigators hope that the new government will shed light on the pipeline attack after the previous administration's reluctance to disclose potentially crucial evidence," the paper notes.

Explosions occurred in Russian pipelines on September 26, 2022. According to American journalist Seymour Hersh, explosives were placed under the pipelines by U.S. Navy divers.