Military measures against Russia “to protect the critical underwater structure” will be decided at the summit of NATO member states in Helsinki, January 14 to 15, 2025. Sweden has announced up to 14 ships and boats and an aircraft for this purpose. Germany sends minehunters from Kiel.

The Peace Alliance Northern Germany resolutely opposes the further militarization of our Baltic Sea by NATO, NATO's disregard for international maritime law and NATO's increasingly blatant threats against Russia, traditionally our most important energy supplier. Instead of an embargo policy that violates international law, we need long-term, contractually secured energy supplies at the most favorable price. The PCK refinery in Schwedt (close to the polish border in Germany / Brandenburg) must once again be supplied with Russian pipeline-oil. All gas pipelines from Russia must be put back into operation.

We remind you of what the German government and the media want to suppress: The three Nord Stream pipelines were blown up on the orders of US President Biden. He publicly announced it on February 7, 2022 in the presence of the duped (and smiling?) German Chancellor in Washington. This was an act of war against our elementary energy supply and - together with the economic sanctions against Russia in violation of international law - has boomeranged into the downfall of the German economy.

The demolition was carried out by the CIA with the support of some European NATO “allies”. According to Seymour Hersh, a secret commando of the US Navy used the NATO naval maneuver Baltops 2022 in the Baltic Sea (near Bornholm) as a cover to plant the explosive charges at a depth of 75-80 meters. Divers need decompression chambers for this depth. During Baltops 2022, mine countermeasures were practiced with divers and UUVs (unmanned underwater vehicles). Participating US ships such as the small “aircraft carrier” USS Kearsarge (257 meters) and USS Gunstone Hall (190 meters) were both capable of carrying a mini-submarine that would have been useful for deploying explosives at such a depth. Sonar receivers were attached to the explosive charges, which were then detonated by a dropped sonar buoy in Sept. 2022. There are indications that a US aircraft was used for this purpose, which took off from the German military airfield in Nordholz (near Cuxhafen) and then switched off the transponder.