Maria Zakharova stated, 'This evidence exists. As to whether we will publish it - which will also tell you what kind of evidence it is - that would depend on how the situation around the investigation unfolds.' She emphasized that their willingness to share information is contingent on how international investigations progress.
Zakharova criticized the lack of cooperation in investigations stating, 'We have repeatedly offered cooperation to everyone...we received zero response,' insisting that Russia's involvement and proposals have been ignored by Western nations.
She continued, 'Moreover, we were ready to present everything that we have within the investigation under the UN aegis, but the West has blocked this as well. Therefore, we carry out our own investigation.' This illustrates Russia's determination to pursue their own inquiries into the situation.
Zakharova remarked, 'In my opinion, those who carry out the investigations abroad...Germany must be interested in exchanging materials, in obtaining information from us.' This highlights Russia's expectation for collaborative investigations concerning the Nord Stream incident.
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