Russia may demand compensation over Nord Stream blasts

Russia may demand compensation over Nord Stream blasts FMTNews FMTWorld

Nord Stream gas pipelines, which connect Russia and Germany under the Baltic Sea, were hit by unexplained blasts last September.

The pipelines, which connect Russia and Germany under the Baltic Sea, were hit by unexplained blasts last September in what Moscow called an act of “international terrorism”.

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