China Willing to Provide Necessary Information on Baltic Sea Pipeline Probe

Reuters
Wednesday, October 25, 2023
China Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Mao Ning’s Regular Press Conference on October 24, 2023 - Credit: China Foreign Ministry

China is willing to provide necessary information in accordance with international law regarding an investigation on damage to a Baltic Sea gas pipeline, the foreign ministry said on Wednesday at a regular press briefing.

The damage earlier this month is believed to have been caused by a ship dragging a large anchor along the seabed, but it was too early to tell if this was an accident or a deliberate act, Finnish police said on Tuesday.

   The authorities were investigating whether it belonged to a Chinese container vessel.

(Reuters - Reporting by Beijing newsroom; Editing by Jacqueline Wong)


Categories: Offshore Container Ships Pipelines Europe Asia Baltic Sea

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