Who really blew up the Nord Stream pipeline?
An investigation into the most audacious acts of sabotage in modern history

An investigation into the most audacious acts of sabotage in modern history
It was one of the most audacious acts of sabotage in modern history - in September 2022, explosions ripped through the Nord Stream pipelines carrying natural gas from Russia underneath the Baltic Sea. The attack reshaped European geo-politics but at the time, no one knew who ordered the bombing, or carried it out. Journalist Bojan Pancevski has spent three years tracing the operation - and says the answers to those questions involve a tiny team of divers, a rented yacht and a former erotic model known only as ‘Freya’.
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00:00 – Who blew up Nord Stream?
02:55 – Why Nord Stream mattered
06:39 – Inside the sabotage mission
17:19 – Russia, CIA or Ukraine?
24:00 – Evidence, arrests and who ordered it
Guest: Bojan Pancevski, chief European political correspondent for the Wall Street Journal
Hosts: Tom Newton Dunn
Producer: Julia Webster
Executive producer: Dan Box
Image: Kathia Mestanza, Getty
Clips: Getty Images, Danish Defence Command
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