China and Germany have joined Russia in demanding an investigation into the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines and any connections to US president Joe Biden.
In a bombshell report last week, investigative journalist Seymour Hersh accused the US of taking out the Nord Stream pipeline last fall. He said that the US planted explosives on the bottom of the Baltic Sea to blow up the pipelines.
TGP reports: Russia read Hersh’s report and is asking the United Nations to look into the report.
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If Biden did blow up this pipeline then this could arguably be an act of war that only Congress has the right to make per the US Constitution. This is grounds for immediate impeachment if true. Biden’s response is damaging to the country. US’s reputation under Biden if failing. This is another act that damages the US and Americans.
China and Germany are now asking for investigations into the pipeline.
According to RT China is now reporting on Hersh’s claim that Biden was involved in blowing up the pipeline.
Beijing has mocked mainstream Western media for its apparent reluctance to look into recent allegations by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Seymour Hersh, that the US was responsible for blowing up the Nord Stream undersea pipelines last year.
The sabotage of the natural gas routes last September had a major economic and environmental impact and caused global concern over the safety of cross-border infrastructure, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said during a press briefing on Thursday.
China and Russia aren’t the only two countries interested in what happened. A German MP is also asking for an investigation into the matter:
Lawmaker Sevim Dagdelen made her appeal after allegations that the US was behind the Nord Stream blasts
Berlin must not obstruct the creation of an international inquiry into the explosions on the Nord Stream gas pipelines, Sevim Dagdelen, a German MP from the Left Party (Die Linke), said on Tuesday.
