FSUOGM: Swedish investigators may hold back intel from Nord Stream probe

Authorities in Sweden have said that some materials from their investigation into the blowing up of the Nord Stream gas pipelines last autumn may be kept secret, Russian media reported last week.

Russia has been calling for all information from the probes taking place in Sweden, Denmark and Germany into the explosions that rendered three of the four Nord Stream strings unusable. Moscow has repeatedly accused the US and its allies of sabotaging the pipelines – a charge that they have dismissed as baseless.

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