Nord Stream won’t open if Russia attacks Ukraine, says Germany
The Hindu
‘From a geopolitical point of view, the pipeline is a mistake’
German Economic Affairs Minister Robert Habeck warned in an interview published on Saturday of “severe consequences’ for the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline from Russia to Germany if Moscow attacked Ukraine.
The Baltic Sea pipeline is set to double supplies of cheap natural gas from Russia to Germany, which the European Union’s top economy says is needed to help it transition from coal and nuclear energy.
But the €10 billion ($12 billion) project has for years been dogged by delays and drawn fierce criticism from Germany’s eastern EU allies like Poland and from the U.S.
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