"Accused" of not revealing important evidence in the Nord Stream case, what did Poland say?

Poland's intelligence minister, Tomasz Siemoniak, confirmed that the country is cooperating with allies in the investigation into the sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipeline.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Polish officials refused to cooperate in the investigation and failed to disclose important evidence about Nord Stream. (Source: The Times)

Mr. Tomasz Siemoniak also denied international media reports that Poland is obstructing the investigation into the Nord Stream pipeline explosion.

Polish prosecutors have provided information to European investigators and could allocate more resources to the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage investigation if requested, Minister Tomasz Siemoniak said. There have been meetings between German and Polish prosecutors on the case. There is no indication of any dissatisfaction on the part of the other parties with the handling of the case.

“As far as I can determine, there was no situation involving lack of cooperation or willful error on the part of anyone,” he added.

The Nord Stream pipeline connecting Russia to Germany exploded in September 2022.

Recently, the Wall Street Journal quoted anonymous European investigators involved in the investigation of the Baltic Sea gas pipeline explosion as saying that Polish officials refused to cooperate in the investigation and failed to disclose important evidence.

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