US intel 'exposes' Ukraine; 'Vindicates' Russia over Nord Stream blasts | Report

Published on Mar 08, 2023 08:33 am IST

A report from the New York Times has cited anonymous U.S. intelligence officials, who suggest a pro-Ukrainian group was to blame for the Nord Stream gas pipeline blasts that took place in September last year amid the war. The exact cause of the blasts is unknown, but it is widely believed they were attacked. Russia has blamed the West for the explosions and called on the UN's Security Council to independently investigate them. However, Ukraine has denied any involvement in them. Watch this video for more details.

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