‘I would think that you would notice that you’re dragging an anchor behind you for hundreds of kilometers,’ says minister.

BRUSSELS — As the investigation into damage to Baltic Sea critical infrastructure continues, Finland’s Minister of European Affairs Anders Adlercreutz said it’s hard to believe sabotage to the undersea gas pipeline was accidental — or that it happened without Beijing’s knowledge.

“I’m not the sea captain. But I would think that you would notice that you’re dragging an anchor behind you for hundreds of kilometers,” Adlercreutz said in an interview Thursday in Brussels. “I think everything indicates that it was intentional. But of course, so far, nobody has admitted to it.”

  • BarqsHasBiteEnglish
    13•1 year ago

    Ha so Russia can only sell to China, so China can negotiate a lower price. [Outstanding move jpeg]

      • @toasteecupEnglish
        24•1 year ago

        They did until Ukraine bombed the shit out of the train tracks that were used for shipping them yesterday

        • chaogomu
          18•1 year ago

          One of three train routs between China and Russia.

          Two more to go.

          • @cybersandwichEnglish
            3•1 year ago

            Where exactly, on a map, would one find these routes? Specifically where they go over bridges or through tunnels.

          • @[email protected]English
            2•1 year ago

            Wasn’t it a tunnel and a bridge? Thought they got 2 of the 3 with the last route having different gauge rails which still fucks with the logistics.