China’s deputy UN envoy Geng Shuang has called for transparency in the investigation of the Nord Stream pipeline explosions, urging global accountability during a heated Security Council session. 💥 The meeting, requested by Russia, revisited the unresolved 2021 incident that disrupted Europe’s energy infrastructure.
‘No More Guesswork’
Geng criticized the three-year delay in concluding investigations by Sweden, Denmark, and Germany, stating: ‘The public shouldn’t rely on media leaks to solve geopolitical mysteries like a Netflix thriller.’ 🕵️♂️ He emphasized that recent arrests linked to the case ‘don’t address global concerns’ and demanded official progress reports.
Justice Over Politics
The envoy stressed that findings must avoid politicization, warning: ‘Perpetrators can’t vanish like TikTok trends.’ 📉 China urged cooperation between involved nations and continued UN oversight to prevent future attacks on critical infrastructure.
