US wants to play down involvement in Nord Stream blasts, says Russian embassy

US wants to play down involvement in Nord Stream blasts, says Russian embassy FMTNews FMTWorld

Kremlin says it will keep demanding an international investigation into the attacks on the Nord Stream gas pipelines.

Moscow failed on Monday to get the UN Security Council to ask for an independent inquiry into explosions in September that ruptured the Nord Stream pipelines connecting Russia and Germany and spewed gas into the Baltic Sea. The Russian embassy in the US said in a statement posted on its Telegram messaging platform that Washington is doing “everything possible” to prevent “impartial efforts” establish circumstances around the explosions.

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