It's a spy thriller that has the potential to change the course of international politics: A year ago, a secret commando blew up the Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic Sea. Since then, investigators have been searching for the perpetrators. The leads they have found are extremely politically sensitive.

only a handful of investigators at most have been assigned to work on the Nord Stream case on a full-time basis.

the perception among investigators is that the will to solve the case is not particularly pronounced in the capital. Politically, it is easier to live with what happened if it remains unclear who is behind the attacks.

  • GarbageShoot [he/him]English
    6•2 years ago

    They aren’t interested in liberating Ukraine either. They have been on the wrong side of every fucking military conflict for like 75 years, but now they have decided to be liberators?

    • @xhci@lemmy.mlEnglish
      2•2 years ago

      You must have forgotten about the Cold War. The US Military designed and built almost everything that has been sent over so far for a conflict with Russia.

      I feel like we are way off topic now, and you seem to be defending Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. What exactly is your point here?

      • GarbageShoot [he/him]English
        3•2 years ago

        No, I remember the cold war and the multiple proxy wars the US instigated then too. They were in the wrong and the destruction of the USSR was a tragedy. The neoliberals got exactly what they wanted in the creation of the Russian Federation, but that just meant more war in the end, as we see with the current conflict. Yeltsin was NATO’s guy, and Putin was Yeltsin’s guy. Fuckin’ whoops.

        • @xhci@lemmy.mlEnglish
          2•2 years ago

          They were in the wrong and the destruction of the USSR was a tragedy.

          I think this is just a matter of perspective, and we’re going to disagree.