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A leak from Nord Stream 2 is seen on Sept. 28, 2022. (Swedish Coast Guard/AP)

U.S. had intelligence detailing Ukraine’s plot to bomb Nord Stream pipeline before attack

THE DISCORD LEAKS | The CIA in June 2022 learned that a team of Ukrainian special operations forces intended to attack the Russia-to-Germany natural gas pipeline. It was sabotaged in September 2022.

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