Comments by "First Last" (@First-Last_name) on "German authorities search yacht linked to Nord Stream sabotage | DW News" video.

I'm pretty sure the pipe locations are on maps. Not rocket science to dive off a boat and plant some explosives.
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@kguehini I never said drop something down. Scuba diving exists. They even teach beginers lessons at my local deep tank (25m). You swim down and plant the bomb obviously. Ps the baltic Sea is relatively shallow, and the bottom is rather accessible to a novice diver. (Max depth 459m average 59m).
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@Sohailali1 probably right. If the scuba down they could probably find it though. Average depth of the baltic is 59M and its only max 459M deep.
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@kguehini it's not that hard to make a bomb, the parking lot bomb of the twin towers was made by ordering chemicals to a private storage unit. It's not too advanced. The recommended limit for beginers is 39m and for for professionals it's recommended 105m limit. However people have gone and worked belows 300m in scuba gear.
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@kguehini the blue hole datab has an underwater cave. Obviously people get lost down there. Most people lost are free divers with literally 0 breathing equipment caught in "the arch". Take 30 seconds and you'll see the recommended limit is 105m yet people go much further down.
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@kguehini 70m is actually a relatively easy task. As a life guard who watches the classes I could probably go deeper then 200m. It's all about managing pressure and gasses. 90% of which is on a watch like device
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So help ukraine win and end russian expansion wars.
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I doubt Ukranian saboteurs would rent their own yacht to sabotage the pipeline. I'm going to go out on a wild lim and say whoever benefited the most did it. russia, they already had the pipeline shut down and Germany was opening LNG within 6 months. The sabotage took the pressure off russia and allowed them to throw suspicion on Ukraine in the process.
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@kguehini you are the joke, tell me you know nothing about diving without telling me you know nothing about diving.
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