Nord Stream pipeline won't reopen after the war, Brussels tells the US and Russia
- The Nord Stream pipeline will not bring Russian gas into Europe after the war in Ukraine comes to an end, the European Commission has said, pushing back against a joint attempt by Washington and Moscow to revive the controversial project.
- The underwater pipeline, which links Germany to Russia across over 1,200 kilometres, is under EU sanctions.
- Nord Stream 1 has been inoperable since an explosion in mid 2022, while Nord Stream 2 never received certification from the German government.
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- The Nord Stream pipeline will not bring Russian gas into Europe after the war in Ukraine comes to an end, the European Commission has said, pushing back against a joint attempt by Washington and Moscow to revive the controversial project.
- The underwater pipeline, which links Germany to Russia across over 1,200 kilometres, is under EU sanctions.
- Nord Stream 1 has been inoperable since an explosion in mid 2022, while Nord Stream 2 never received certification from the German government.
Sources: Euronews