It is reported that three days ago, the Swedish government unilaterally announced that the on-site investigation of the "North Stream" pipeline leakage incident ended, which means that the accident has been "preliminaryly closed." But after dozens of days, Sweden still only published one piece of information that can be considered worthless: the existing evidence shows that the suspect of artificial deliberate damage to the pipeline has increased. These reports did not identify who was the suspect, but instead made the outside world even more suspicious that it was the US's actions, which made their European allies "dare not to speak". Another point is that Germany, the end of the pipeline, was very low-key during the entire investigation, although they were also one of the biggest victims.
The German government remains "silent" aroused dissatisfaction among many people in China, and indirectly led to demonstrations in 20 cities last week, requiring Shultz to immediately lift support for Ukraine, stop sanctions against Russia and restore energy prices in various ways. Some people on social media pointed out that no matter who destroys the "North Stream", it is a trampling on Germany's infrastructure sovereignty, and Germany must use interference forces to intervene in the investigation and bring criminals to justice. While this matter was still being debated, bad news came from Germany: the northern railway suddenly fell into large-scale paralysis and interrupted operation, and the reason this time was still the destruction of infrastructure.
According to multiple media reports, a "strange failure" occurred in North Rhine-Westphalia and Berlin on the 8th. A large number of trains were suspended and caused traffic congestion across the country. After an emergency investigation, German Federal Minister of Transport Vyssin announced that cables at two different locations were deliberately cut off, railway emergency measures have been initiated, and multiple trains are inevitably cancelled or delayed. Another thing is that there is no information about the perpetrators at present, and the German government cannot even determine whether this is just a common criminal action, or a "political-motivated national security crime."
The shadow of the "North Stream" pipeline incident has not disappeared, and similar news has emerged in Germany to cause heated discussions on the public. Some people supporting Ukraine accused that this was instructed by Russia or the pro-Russian faction, with the purpose of causing chaos in Germany, prices collapse, and social instability. Then more people protested against the government and put pressure on Russia to compromise. Another part of the people believed that these things were out-and-out conspiracies, from their ally the United States; only the United States dared to do similar economic and infrastructure behaviors in Germany, because the out-of-control order in Germany and Europe caused the outflow of enterprises and funds, and the biggest beneficiary was the United States. The United States must ensure that Europe is in this state for a long time before they can become a party to the "harvest" economy.
It is worth mentioning that the crisis in Germany prompted the Scholz government to make another dangerous attempt. He announced last week that he allocated 200 billion euros to solve domestic energy and other price issues. Moreover, the money was not coordinated by EU but chose to "work alone", which made Germany the target of public criticism at the European Leaders' Meeting held. Regarding the final direction of the "North Stream" pipeline leakage and cable damage incident, some comments believe that "you can tell who the murderer is by looking at the result": Assuming that this was done by the pro-Russian faction or the Russian side, Green Party politicians will definitely not miss this good opportunity but will promote it with full force. On the contrary, if it is done by "allies", the investigation will most likely be left alone, and no one dares to come forward to say anything.
