Reportedly, Sweden will announce (tomorrow) that it is dropping its investigation into the NordStream sabotage.
German and Danish investigations are still underway.
If Sweden drops their investigation into NordStream, they will reportedly turn over their evidence to German investigators.
https://easternherald.com/2024/02/06/sweden-ends-nord-stream-explosion-investigation/
“he Stockholm prosecutor’s office plans to announce the termination of the investigation into the explosions on the Nord Stream pipelines that occurred in September 2022. This was reported by the German Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ), NDR, WDR, and Zeit.
The announcement is expected to be made by prosecutor Mats Ljungqvist.”
SZ notes that on Monday, he told the newspaper Expressen about an upcoming “new development” in the investigation, but it is unclear what this entails.
German media write that the decision to stop the investigation may be related to Sweden’s failure to find specific suspects within the kingdom.
However, for the investigation being conducted by Germany, this could be useful, as Stockholm will hand over the collected materials to Berlin. German authorities have confirmed that they continue the investigation.
According to SZ, the German police and prosecutor’s office need parts of the destroyed pipes that the Swedish side removed from the scene.
Traces of explosives from the pipes will be compared with those found on the yacht “Andromeda”. According to one version, it was used in the crime scheme.
The fact that this yacht was used to transport explosives to the site of the explosion – near the Danish island of Bornholm – was reported by Zeit, ARD, and several other Western media.
According to their information, the yacht was rented by a group of six Ukrainians. Poland, which is also investigating the incident, called them tourists.”