Spokeswoman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Maria Zakharova she said that Russia she submitted the so-called “pre-trial claims” against Denmark, Germany, Sweden i Switzerlandbased on the International Convention for the Suppression of Terrorist Bombings of 1997 and the International Convention for the Suppression of Terrorist Financing of 1999 – Reuters reported on Saturday.
– Pre-trial dispute resolution stage, a mandatory stage provided for in the conventions, is currently in progress – said Zakharova, quoted by the agency.
A spokeswoman for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs assured that “if this issue is not resolved at this stage, Russia intends to take the case to court and appeal to the International Court of Justice in connection with the breach by these countries of their obligations under the Convention.
Blowing up the Nord Stream gas pipelines. Russia threatens the West with court
– Next in line are other countries that may have something to do with the Nord Stream explosions. The West will not get away with trying to “sweep it under the carpet,” she emphasized.
– Gas pipeline explosions Nord Stream 1 i Nord Stream 2 are a flagrant act of international terrorism that subject to many international treatieswhich establish obligations to prevent, combat, investigate, prosecute and cooperate with other states to achieve these objectives, Zakharova said.
The spokeswoman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs added that “unfortunately, these obligations are not fulfilleddespite repeated appeals from Russia.
Nord Stream. Russia is looking for those responsible for blowing up the gas pipelines
As Reuters reminds, Moscow – without providing evidence – repeatedly claimed that the attack had been carried out By United States i Great Britainwhich in turn deny the allegations.
German prosecutors said last month that issued an arrest warrant for a Ukrainian diving instructor in Poland in connection with the attacks.
Worth many billions of dollars Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines transporting at the bottom of the Baltic Sea were destroyed by a series of explosions in September 2022seven months after Russia sent tens of thousands of troops to Ukrainy.
No one admitted causing the explosions.
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