Flightradar: NATO planes circled over sites of future explosions at Nord Stream in June
Last June, the aircraft of the U.S. and German naval forces regularly circled over the locations of future explosions on the pipelines of Nord Stream.
This was revealed from Flightradar24’s analysis of the tracks in its archive on February 11.
According to the data provided, German and American P-3 Orion and P-8 Poseidon aircraft regularly flew over the explosion sites as part of the Baltops-22 drill from June 8 to 16. However, the aircraft descended to low altitudes and turned off their transponders during almost every flight, due to which some trajectories were not recorded in the portal, RIA Novosti reported with reference to track analysis.
Thus, on June 8, first the US anti-submarine Poseidon aircraft northeast of Bornholm made a series of circles over the sites of three future pipeline explosions, then the P-3 Orion scout made a ‘figure of eight’ over the same site.
The next day, June 9, an American Poseidon flew over the area to the north-east as well as to the east of Bornholm. And already from June 11-15, American Poseidons were circling daily over the blast site, making many loops and turns at low altitude. In addition, the German P-3 Orion flew in the area of the explosion on June 16 and in late September.
Earlier, on February 8, the American journalist Seymour Hersh published his own investigation, in which he stated that the explosives under the gas pipelines had been installed by US divers during an alleged NATO exercise and that they had been activated by the Norwegians. In his view, the White House’s motives were to force Germany to provide military and financial support to Ukraine. He added that US President Joe Biden decided to sabotage it after nine months of secret discussions with the national security team. The main issue was to get rid of the evidence.
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