Скачать или смотреть THE SILENT SABOTAGE: $47B Gas Pipeline Destroyed in Coordinated Military Operation

The Baltic Sea pipeline network representing 47 billion cubic meters of annual natural gas capacity was eliminated through coordinated precision strikes requiring military-grade capabilities. Technical analysis reveals operational requirements possessed by fewer than five entities worldwide, yet European intelligence agencies maintain unprecedented silence about attribution. Insurance markets have reclassified underwater energy infrastructure from "secure" to "politically vulnerable" while energy planners recalculate supply security based on proven infrastructure warfare capabilities rather than theoretical threats.

Sources
European Maritime Safety Agency (Pipeline incident reports and technical analysis)
Baltic Sea maritime authorities (Danish, Swedish, German investigation coordination)
Lloyd's of London (Maritime infrastructure insurance risk assessment modifications)
International Energy Agency (European energy security and supply chain analysis)
NATO Maritime Command (Baltic Sea security and infrastructure protection analysis)
European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (Critical infrastructure protection assessments)
Reuters (Investigative coverage of Baltic Sea pipeline incidents and security implications)
Financial Times (Analysis of energy infrastructure security and economic implications)

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