The Nord Stream narrative explosion: Why you’ve only read half the story

The Nord Stream narrative explosion: Why you’ve only read half the story A new book claims an erotic model turned deep-sea diver was key to the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, adding to an already convoluted narrative. The article scrutinizes the ‘official’ story involving a Ukrainian commando unit and the CIA, suggesting it is implausible and possibly a cover-up. It proposes that the US, with a NATO partner, had the means, motive, and opportunity for the attack, benefiting from disabling Russian gas supplies to Europe.

• A new book by Bojan Pancevski suggests a Ukrainian erotic model turned diver, codenamed ‘Freya,’ was instrumental in the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage.
• The ‘official’ narrative, as reported by German media, involves a Ukrainian secret commando unit allegedly presenting plans to the CIA, which then withdrew support, leading Ukraine to proceed independently.
• The article questions the feasibility of a small Ukrainian team carrying out such a complex operation, citing the technical challenges of deep-sea diving.
• Seymour Hersh’s reports are cited, alleging the CIA, with Norwegian assistance, planted explosives during NATO exercises, with the operation authorized by President Biden.
• The article highlights the simultaneous opening of the Baltic Pipe from Norway to Poland shortly after the Nord Stream explosions, suggesting a potential beneficiary.
• Russian officials dismiss the Ukrainian commando theory as ‘ridiculous’ and suggest the ‘Anglo-Saxons’ (US-UK alliance) are responsible.
• The article concludes that the official narrative is a ‘web of excuses and misdirection’ and that the attack was likely carried out with the prior knowledge or participation of the CIA and a NATO partner.