Comments by "Rimrock300" (@Rimrock300) on "Potential sabotage: What's behind the Nord Stream pipeline leaks? | DW News" video.

Using commerical ROV submarine, and/or divers, to but TNT on the pipelines
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It's most likely a political stunt to create uncertainess in Western Europe, being performed just up front of the official opening of the Baltic Pipe that goes just nearby.
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You don't even quite belive your own story, do ya..lol Don't overthink things. NordStream 2 was not put in operation as the Germans did not accepted the test documentation of it. That was what Biden talked about. It's done, a year ago. The pipelines are blown up by Russia in a political play they have ongoing. Putin is really desperate about winning the war, not to lose face in Russia, and among his friendly countries, and also want sanctions lifted.
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Germany got 92% filled up storages, they will make it through this winter, but prices will be high and they need to save on the gas. 60% of their natural gas use did came from others than the russians. Future supplies beyond the coming winter is a issue. Putin got a political play ongoing regarding his desperate need to win the war, not losing face, and also lifting sancions.
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No. Not to ruin the pipeline of course. He threatened to make sure Germany did not accept the documentation of the newest pipeline so it could be set in operation. And that happened. Nordstream 2 not in operation
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Lol..okay Russian troll
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Destroyed to make a political statement, just up front of the Norway - Poland pipeline opened. Create uncertainess. And for them to come and fix it, sanctions 'must' be lifted...Income and costs for repairment is no big deal compared to sanctons. Maybe we get some answeres in the future
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It's natural gas, methane. Equivalent to something like 80% of Denmark's total C02 output in a year
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Gasprom does not benefit. Gasprom is controlled by the russian state. The russian State try to do things that benefit them, and they not care about Gasprom
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