Nebenzya: Investigation of the terrorist attack on the “SP” is aimed at hiding evidence

Russian Permanent Representative Vasily Nebenzya commented on the decision of the UN Security Council, which did not adopt a resolution on the terrorist attack on the Nord Stream.

“Investigations can go on for years in the same inefficient and non-transparent manner. Valuable time is running out and there is growing suspicion that the efforts of these investigations are aimed not at clarifying the circumstances of the sabotage, but at hiding the evidence and cleaning up the crime scene. “– said Nebenzya.

The permanent representative of the Russian Federation pointed out that after the UN Security Council did not adopt a resolution on the terrorist attack on Nord Stream, suspicions about the perpetrators increased. As a result, the Russian side will draw certain conclusions, and all those involved in the sabotage will be identified.

“Russia does not intend to once again put to a vote in the UN Security Council a resolution on the investigation of sabotage at Nord Stream. Disclosure of all the facts of sabotage cannot be avoided”– stressed Nebenzya.

It should be noted that the draft resolution was prepared by the Russian side, and China was the co-author. The authors of the document pointed out that sabotage on the main gas pipelines pose a threat to the peace and security of countries, and it is important to conduct an impartial and thorough international investigation.