The US is considering offering to use its most advanced underwater sound reading capabilities to analyze audio recordings from around the time of the Nord Stream gas pipelines’ apparent sabotage, sources say
The US is considering offering to use its most advanced underwater sound reading capabilities to analyze audio recordings from around the time of the Nord Stream gas pipelines’ apparent sabotage, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
These conversations about providing that assistance now come as the US Defense Department is doing “prudent planning” to see what assets, equipment and technical expertise that the US has available to assist Baltic nations with the investigations, CNN reported last week. The Swedish military has sent multiple ships to the area around the incident to support the Swedish coast guard’s investigation, Philip Simon, a spokesperson for the Swedish Armed Forces, told CNN.
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