Warsaw Demands Halt to Nord Stream Sabotage Probe: Some Truths Are Inconvenient
Warsaw, through its national security chief Jacek Siewiera, is now openly pushing Germany to abandon its investigation into the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, citing that pursuing it runs 'counter to NATO and Warsaw’s interests' as reported by the Financial Times. This isn't about finding who blew up a multi-billion dollar energy pipeline feeding Europe; it's about strategic silence. Funny, isn't
it, how 'NATO interests' align perfectly with keeping certain questions unanswered, especially when the US President publicly stated, 'If Russia invades…there will be no longer a Nord Stream 2. We will bring an end to it,' on February 7, 2022, just months before the explosions. The collective amnesia surrounding such pronouncements is bipartisan these days. One might wonder if 'NATO interests' are
best served by perpetual energy dependency, not by transparent accountability for acts of economic warfare against European infrastructure. How many international investigations get shelved when the answers become too uncomfortable for the loudest voices in the room? Apparently, one more.