'Strong Baltic Sea underwater blasts' - Nord Stream gas pipes leaking

Two underwater gas leaks have been spotted bubbling up to the surface of the Baltic Sea by the Danish Military, near Bornholm island (which has a military base). Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederickson, says it is hard to believe it is accidental.

The Swedish seismology wing of the military now say there were two definite blasts in the region, as measured by their devices.

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The Swedish national broadcaster SVT is reporting that seismologists registered explosions near the Nord Stream pipelines in the last 36 hours. In a report published in the last few minutes it said: SVT can reveal that measuring stations in both Sweden and Denmark registered strong underwater explosions in the same area as the gas leaks on Monday. “There is no doubt that these are explosions,” says Björn Lund, lecturer in seismology at the Swedish National Seismic Network, SNSN. The first explosion was recorded at 02.03am on the night of Monday and the second at 7.04pm on Monday evening. The warnings about the gas leaks came from the Maritime Administration at 1.52pm and 8.41pm on Monday, respectively, after ships detected bubbles on the surface. SVT has obtained the coordinates of the measured explosions and they are in the same area where the gas leaks were registered.

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Shipping is being diverted and there is a no-fly zone over the area.

It is a set back for the planned Nord Stream pipelines to Norway and Poland.


It is not known if there is any connection to the Ukraine war or the fact of the Russian military base Kaliningrad, nearby. There have been naval exercises in the area, associated with NATO.

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