The Prosecutor General of Sweden decided to cordon off the site of the emergency at Nord Stream

MOSCOW, 3 Oct — PRIME. Sweden’s Attorney General Petra Lund has decided to cordon off the site of the Nord Stream terrorist attack as part of a preliminary investigation, according to the text of the release published on the website of the Swedish Prosecutor General’s Office.

“As part of a preliminary investigation into the alleged serious sabotage at Nord Stream, the Prosecutor General decided to cordon off the scene in order to conduct an investigation at the crime scene,” the statement said.

At the same time, the agency emphasizes that at the moment it cannot disclose more detailed information and is not ready to answer questions from the media. It is noted that further details will be published later in a press release.

Last Monday, terrorist attacks took place simultaneously on two Russian gas export pipelines to Europe. Germany, Denmark and Sweden do not rule out targeted sabotage. The Russian side officially requested information from Denmark about the emergency at Nord Stream as soon as the incident became known. The Danish authorities notified the Russian Federation about the explosions at the site of the gas leak. The Nord Stream operator Nord Stream AG reported that the state of emergency on gas pipelines is unprecedented and it is impossible to estimate the repair time