Natural gas shock to Europe! Striking statement from Denmark

It was reported that the pressure in both legs of the Nord Stream 1 natural gas pipeline dropped for an as yet undetermined reason. Denmark's navy officials also announced that a natural gas leak was detected in Nord Stream 2, which passes through the country's territorial waters.

It was reported that the pressure dropped in both legs of the Nord Stream 1 natural gas pipeline for an as yet undetermined reason. In a statement made by Nord Stream AG, the executing company of Nord Stream 1, it was stated that the pressure dropped in two lines. The reason for the pressure drop is being investigated, the statement said. In another statement made today, Nord Stream AG reported that the pressure in Nord Stream 2, which was not put into operation but filled with natural gas, also dropped. LEAKAGE STATEMENT FROM DENMARK Danish navy officials have announced that a gas leak dangerous for maritime traffic has been observed in the Baltic Sea on a pipeline from Russia to Europe. In a statement from Nord Stream 2, the executing company of the Nord Stream 2 project, it was confirmed that a leak was detected in the gas pipeline southeast of Denmark's Bornholm Island in the Baltic Sea. Although the pipeline is not used to import gas, it is reportedly still being filled. Nord Stream 2 stated that the responsible authorities in Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Russia have been informed about the issue. In the statement made by the German Ministry of Economy, it was noted that they are in contact with the authorities in Germany and Denmark and said, "We are currently exchanging views with the relevant authorities to clarify the facts." NORTH STREAM 1 SHIPMENTS HAD COMPLETELY STOPPED Natural gas deliveries through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline were completely halted on August 31 due to lack of necessary maintenance. Russian officials claim that the problems in natural gas deliveries to Europe are due to sanctions, while European officials claim that Russia is using energy resources as a weapon. Follow Global Economic Developments on Social Media! Click here to follow Ieconomy official Facebook account! Click here to follow Ieconomy official Instagram account! Click here to follow Ieconomy official Twitter account!