Política

Potencias mundiales se culpan unas a otras por ‘sabotaje’ de gasoductos a las puertas del invierno

Suecia, Dinamarca y la Unión Europea aseguran que se trata de un sabotaje, pero Rusia y Estados Unidos se responsabilizan mutuamente de las explosiones que habrían provocado las filtraciones

TOPSHOT - This handout picture released on September 27, 2022 by the Danish Defence Command shows the gas leak at the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline as it is seen from the Danish Defence's F-16 rejection response off the Danish Baltic island of Bornholm, south of Dueodde. - The two Nord Stream gas pipelines linking Russia and Europe have been hit by unexplained leaks, Scandinavian authorities said on September 27, 2022, raising suspicions of sabotage. The pipelines have been at the centre of geopolitical tensions in recent months as Russia cut gas supplies to Europe in suspected retaliation against Western sanctions following its invasion of Ukraine. (Photo by Handout / DANISH DEFENCE / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO /  DANISH DEFENCE " - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS - LARGER VERSION
TOPSHOT - This handout picture released on September 27, 2022 by the Danish Defence Command shows the gas leak at the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline as it is seen from the Danish Defence's F-16 rejection response off the Danish Baltic island of Bornholm, south of Dueodde. - The two Nord Stream gas pipelines linking Russia and Europe have been hit by unexplained leaks, Scandinavian authorities said on September 27, 2022, raising suspicions of sabotage. The pipelines have been at the centre of geopolitical tensions in recent months as Russia cut gas supplies to Europe in suspected retaliation against Western sanctions following its invasion of Ukraine. (Photo by Handout / DANISH DEFENCE / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / DANISH DEFENCE " - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS - LARGER VERSION HANDOUT

Las grandes potencias mundiales se culpan unas a otras por el supuesto “sabotaje” de los gasoductos Nord Stream, que presentan importantes fugas desde el lunes 26 de setiembre. Las dos enormes tuberías, que conectan Rusia con Alemania, se encuentran fuera de servicio por la guerra en Ucrania, pero fueron afectadas por unas “inexplicables” fugas de gas en el mar Báltico, provocando gigantescos burbujeos.

A todo esto ocurre a pocos días de que ingrese el invierno y en medio de debates sobre el cómo enfrantarán esta estación cuando Rusia es el principal proveedor de gas para toda Europa.

La alerta de fuga fue lanzada inicialmente por las autoridades suecas y danesas. Estas detectaron burbujeos en el gasoducto Nord Stream 2, y poco tiempo después, ambos países nórdicos detectaron dos “raras” fugas en el Nord Stream 1.

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