Nord Stream Sabotage: Diving expert doubts about Andromeda theory!

Nord Stream Sabotage: Diving expert doubts about Andromeda theory!

Arendsee, Sachsen-Anhalt, Deutschland - A mysterious plot about the north stream pipelines has put the investigators into turmoil! Who was really behind the devastating explosions in the Baltic Sea two years ago?

The latest revelations by Dr. Sven Thomas (58), an experienced diving expert, raise explosive questions. He and his team have questioned the theory that a small sailboat called "Andromeda" can be responsible for the huge explosions. "It is impossible that only this one group has placed the explosives in such a depth and at Rauer See," explains Thomas in a picture talk. The claim that the "Andromeda" with its minimal equipment and a tiny anchor could operate water depth at 90 meters is not durable for him.

The monsters of the "Andromeda" theory

The facts speak a clear language: the "Andromeda" was simply too small and too unstable for such a complex operation. "For dives at a depth of 34 meters, we need a stable pontoon with several anchors to keep the position," said Thomas. But the "Andromeda" only had a 25 kilo anchor with her - a joke for the violent conditions of the Baltic Sea! In addition, to implement the four explosions, at least eight dives would have been necessary. The necessary equipment would have weighed at least four tons - an impossible load for the small boat. "Without crane and counterweights, you cannot bring such bombings into the water," emphasizes Thomas.

The explosions themselves are another puzzle: seismic records show that the explosive devices had an enormous explosive force - at least 400 kilograms of TNT! Thomas suspects that the destruction rather indicates the use of basic mines that can only be thrown off by larger ships. A Greek oil tanker, the "Minerva Julie", could have played a crucial role in this context, since it was spotted near the explosions in September 2022.

The investigation by the Federal Attorney General seems to concentrate on the "Andromeda" track, but Thomas is convinced: "There were at least two teams with completely different equipment." A mystery that the investigators will keep up for for a long time!