Explosives found near pipeline ‘likely a Russian provocation’, says military expert
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Former Ukrainian major general says 4kg of material found in Serbia was attempt to influence Hungary’s election
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/apr/03/hungary-elections-viktor-orban-who-will-win">Hungary elections explainer
The amount of explosives discovered in Serbia last week would not have been enough to destroy the Balkan Stream gas pipeline, prompting an expert to conclude it was probably a Russian intelligence plot aimed at influencing Hungary’s impending election.
A former Ukrainian major general and a munitions specialist told the Guardian calculations made by his company showed https://www.kurir.rs/vesti/politika/9960615/djuro-jovanic-obracanje-javnosti">the 4kg of explosives recovered by Serbia’s military security agency in Kanjiža could not have seriously ruptured the pipe.
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