The leaders of Norway and Germany called on NATO to help in the protection of the countries' underwater infrastructure after sabotage on the "Nordic Streams".

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The heads of the governments of Germany, Olaf Scholz, and Norway, Jonas Haar Støre, said that such acts cannot remain without consequences.

Scholz noted that countries take the protection of critical infrastructure very seriously so that no one can sabotage without consequences.

"Pipelines, telephone cables, Internet communication are vital for our states and must be especially protected," said the German chancellor.

Scholz also emphasized that Norway has become an important supplier of energy resources after the refusal of European countries to cooperate with Russia.

In this area, therefore, infrastructure security is extremely important.

In turn, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that he agrees with the position of the leaders of Norway and Germany.

"More must be done to ensure that our maritime infrastructure remains safe from future acts of destruction," he said.

It will be recalled that earlier the British government announced that from the beginning of next year it

by refusing to import gas from the Russian Federation.

In addition, we previously informed that a 

who pretended to be a researcher from Brazil was detained in Norway.

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