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Nord Stream whodunnit

A crime thriller worthy of the best

22 October 2022

9:00 AM

22 October 2022

9:00 AM

Moscow blames hostile actors for last month’s underwater explosions that blew up the Nord Stream pipelines connecting it to Germany. The Western mainstream media has mostly accepted Russia’s culpability. However, Michael Gfoeller and David Rundell note in Newsweek, ‘Nearly 90 per cent of the world isn’t following us on Ukraine’.

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