The island belongs to Denmark and is located off the coast of Sweden. Later it became known that seismologists in Denmark and Sweden recorded powerful explosions in areas where there were leaks from the gas pipeline. A leak from the pipelines was discovered on the evening of September 26. Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki made a more categorical statement and called the incident a sabotage that could lead to a further “escalation of the situation we are dealing with in Ukraine.”

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The Swedish police drew up a protocol after the appearance of leaks on both Nord Stream gas pipelines, the crime was qualified as “gross sabotage”, Sverigesradio reports citing the police. A gas leak from both Nord Streams occurred near the Danish island of Bornholm off the coast of Sweden. Video
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The Kremlin considered the news about the destruction of the gas pipeline “disturbing”, and the situation itself— “unprecedented”. On September 27, the operator, commenting on the destruction of the gas pipeline, called them “unprecedented”; and noted that the timing of the resumption of infrastructure work cannot yet be estimated. The Danish Maritime Administration reported a gas leak near the island of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. It was reported that the operating company Nord Stream AG recorded a pressure drop in both lines of Nord Stream 1, as well as in one of the lines of Nord Stream 2. In the latter, as indicated by the company, a hole was discovered. In addition, they said that any reasons that led to the destruction, including sabotage, cannot be ruled out. US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken noted that Washington has not yet confirmed the sabotage data, but indicated that such actions do not meet anyone's interests, reports Reuters. (they run almost parallel).