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China calls for an impartial investigation into the Nord Stream explosions
A gas leak at the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline shortly after the blast on September 26, 2023

CHINA called on Monday for an impartial investigation into the explosions that destroyed the Nord Stream pipelines.

The call from China came ahead of today’s first anniversary of the explosions that destroyed the key energy pipelines from Russia to Germany. 

Investigators from Denmark, Sweden and Germany have been looking into the September 26 attack on behalf of the United Nations but have yet to provide a final report on the incident.

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