Russia’s ambassador to the U.S., Anatoly Antonov, has launched explosive accusations against Washington, claiming its silence on the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline bombings amounts to \"implicitly legitimizing terrorism.\" The diplomatic drama erupted after Germany issued an arrest warrant for a Ukrainian suspect tied to the explosions.
Antonov accused U.S. officials of trying to \"make everyone forget\" past statements about destroying the pipelines, while shifting blame to Kyiv. \"They know Ukraine doesn’t move without a green light from Washington,\" he told TASS News Agency. His remarks add fuel to a geopolitical fire that’s been smoldering for nearly two years.
The Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines—critical energy arteries connecting Russia to Europe—were damaged in mysterious underwater explosions in 2022, cutting off natural gas supplies. While investigations continue, Antonov claims America’s refusal to engage \"gives carte blanche for future crimes.\"
With tensions rising and Europe’s energy security at stake, this story is far from over. Stay tuned for updates.
Russia Slams U.S. Silence on Nord Stream Sabotage 
The diplomatic drama erupted after Germany issued an arrest warrant for a Ukrainian suspect tied to the explosions.
While investigations continue, Antonov claims America’s refusal to engage \"gives carte blanche for future crimes.\"
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