Rumors of a potential agreement between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin regarding the supply of Russian gas to Europe via the Nord Stream 2 pipeline have been circulating for some time, with German government circles considering this a "realistic scenario." In response, Germany is investigating measures to prevent the reactivation of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline. The German government remains steadfast in its position, emphasizing that independence from Russian gas is critical for national security, and the pipeline is not legally permitted due to its lack of certification. Christian Democrat Roderich Kiesewetter argues that selling Russian gas under an American brand could symbolize a stronger alliance between Trump and the Kremlin, but would not facilitate peace talks. Meanwhile, René Domke, from the Nord Stream inquiry committee, criticizes the situation, suggesting that the U.S. is looking to take control of the pipeline after a foundation was created to circumvent U.S. sanctions. Secret talks between the U.S. and Russia regarding the purchase of the damaged pipeline have been ongoing, as reported by Bild and Financial Times.

Source: bankier.pl


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