Jin10 reported on August 23 that Dmitry Polyanskiy, Russia's First Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, stated on the 22nd that Russia has requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council regarding the "Nord Stream" gas pipeline explosion, scheduled for August 26. According to Russian media, Polyanskiy said on social media that Russia has requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council on the "Nord Stream" pipeline explosion, stating, "We will point out the delays in Germany's investigation and its lack of transparency towards the Security Council."

Jin10 data reports on June 26, Nord shares announced that the price of the company's stock has deviated from the daily Closing Price rise by a cumulative value of 100% over 9 consecutive trading days, which constitutes a serious abnormal Fluctuation in stock trading. After verification, the company, the controlling shareholder, and the actual controller do not have any significant information that should be disclosed but has not been disclosed. The company's stock price rise far exceeds the industry average and comparable companies, indicating a risk of overheated trading. The company has not found any other significant events that could affect the stock price, and directors, senior executives, and controlling shareholders have not engaged in buying or selling the company's stock during the abnormal Fluctuation period.

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On June 3, Gazprom PJSC quietly shelved plans to develop a new natural gas distribution hub in Turkey, thus losing the potential opportunity to regain a foothold in the European market that was lost after the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. With the Nord Stream pipeline to Germany halted and gas shipments through Ukraine set to expire in 2024, the company has been looking at Turkey as a path back to Europe, which already connects two of Russia's main pipelines, which was once the company's largest export market. But after months of considering various options, the company concluded that it was not feasible and essentially halted the work, the people said. Although Russian President Vladimir Putin recently touted the proposal last October, it has always faced significant challenges. Turkey lacks backup export pipeline capacity to southern Europe, Anka, people familiar with the matter said

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Jin10 reported on May 16 that German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated on the 15th regarding the exposure of plans by the United States and Russia to restart the Baltic Sea underwater gas pipeline "Nord Stream 2" that Germany will not approve the operation of this pipeline.

Former U.S. President Trump claimed that he could identify who blew up the "Nord Stream" and "Nord Stream 2" gas pipelines without the need for an investigation, while also stating that many people know the truth. He denied Russian involvement and claimed to have prevented the implementation of the "Nord Stream 2" project.

The White House is considering lifting sanctions on Russia's Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline and other European assets as part of ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict. This would be a reversal of Trump-era policies, but for Russia, it would require a diplomatic coup and the EU's agreement to purchase Russian gas to be realized.

On March 7, Jinshi Data reported that on March 7 local time, an unexploded World War II bomb was found near the railway tracks of the Gare du Nord in Paris, France. All train lines in and out of the station were suspended. According to local police, the bomb was found about 2.5 kilometers from the station. The Eurostar, French high-speed trains (TGV), French regional rapid transit (TER), and Île-de-France regional express (RER) lines were all affected.

Russian-American investor Lynch, who has a history of investing in Russia, said that if the damaged Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline in the Swiss bankruptcy proceedings is put up for auction, the US government should allow him to bid. He believes that US ownership of the pipeline is a bargaining chip for ending the Ukraine war and is beneficial to long-term US interests. Although the plan faces major obstacles, it may gain support from the Trump administration if it is used as a bargaining chip for negotiating peace in Ukraine.

On August 21st, Jinshi data reported that on August 20th local time, Dmitry Polyanskiy, the temporary charge d'affaires of the Russian Permanent Mission to the United Nations, called on Germany to share its investigation into the damage of the Nord Stream pipeline. Polyanskiy once again expressed doubt about reports that a Ukrainian group had damaged the Nord Stream pipeline, calling it a "plot that only Hollywood movies could have." Polyanskiy said in response to a question from a reporter that Russia intends to once again request an open meeting of the Security Council to discuss the Nord Stream pipeline damage incident and call for an international investigation, submitting a draft resolution to the Security Council on the relevant issues again.