Danish Defence Command
- The Nord Stream pipeline explosions last year may have been the work of a pro-Ukraine group.
- A report in the New York Times on Tuesday cited new intelligence seen by US officials.
- Ukraine denied any knowledge or involvement as Western countries continue their investigations.
New intelligence suggests the September explosions that ruptured the Nord Stream natural gas pipelines may have been carried out by a group opposed to Russian President Vladimir Putin, sources told the New York Times.
US officials have reviewed data that indicates that the perpetrators were Ukrainian or Russian nationals and supportive of Kyiv, the report said.