Sabotage is the preferred explanation for the Nord Stream leaks. The United States is calming the game. They are waiting for the results of the investigation before making a decision. They say they are ready to support Europe in this.

In the Baltic Sea, a fourth leak has been identified above the Nord Stream gas pipelines targeted by alleged sabotage.

After Nord Stream, Norway fears sabotage. Europe's largest gas supplier is strengthening security around its oil and gas facilities.

After two explosions affecting Nord Stream, the theory of sabotage is favored and the hypotheses are multiplying.

Russian diplomatic spokeswoman asks Biden to say whether the US is behind the Nord Stream leaks.

According to the Kremlin, it is "stupid and absurd" to suspect Russia of being behind the massive leaks detected after explosions affecting the Nord Stream gas pipelines.

The inspection of the Nord Stream pipelines that were deliberately damaged by explosions will not be possible for one to two weeks.

The Nord Stream pipelines were both hit by spectacular leaks preceded by underwater explosions.

Germany, hard hit by the energy crisis, is looking for alternatives to Russian gas. It is looking to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar. The German Chancellor is travelling to these states to strengthen energy cooperation with the countries of the region.

The EU is considering a tightening of European sanctions against Russia. These would be "economic and individual" measures. The 27 will have to find an agreement, while the EU remains divided on the issue.

Moscow, despite Western sanctions, continues to export its hydrocarbons. Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russia has earned 158 billion dollars. The G7 then aims to introduce a cap on the price of Russian oil, in the hope of curbing Putin.

At the opening of the UN General Assembly, the UN Secretary General warns against a "winter of discontent".

Cyprus and Israel intend to resolve a dispute over the exploitation of a natural gas reservoir between the two countries' EEZs. They are optimistic.

The German Chancellor will visit the 3 Gulf States, including Saudi Arabia. The energy issue will be at the heart of the meeting.

Vladimir Putin accuses Europe of being the cause of the energy crisis. He then recalls that Nord Stream 2, whose certification process has been interrupted by Germany, could solve the crisis.

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan reacts to Western sanctions targeting Moscow. According to him, Europe should have expected such a situation.

Putin threatens the West. Russia will no longer deliver oil or gas to countries that would cap the price of Russian hydrocarbons.

Charles Michel, President of the European Council, praises Algeria. He describes the country as a "reliable" partner of Europe.

More than six months after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the war continues. Since then, the world is facing an energy crisis of great magnitude. Prices are soaring, security of supply is increasingly difficult to guarantee. As winter approaches, Europe is looking for alternatives and trying to break away from Russia. If the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the energy crisis are in the headlines today, the underlying energy issue is not new. For you, energynews.pro has deciphered the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the future of the European Union in the light of the energy issue.

Emmanuel Macron will meet with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. They will discuss the energy crisis.

IAEA experts have arrived at the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine. It has been at the heart of the fighting for several weeks.

In Germany, the foundation was set up in January 2021, just as the gas pipeline was nearing completion.