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With a loud noise underwater, Nord Stream 1 and 2 were declared dead. Two years ago, due to the continued tug-of-war between Russia and Ukraine, some infrastructure equipment had to be "politicized" and became the gunfire under the flames of the war. On September 26, 2022, Nord Stream 1 and 2, the natural gas pipelines from Russia to Germany and other countries through the Baltic Sea, were deliberately destroyed, which directly affected Russia's energy cooperation with Europe.

Since the location was in the waters near Denmark and Sweden, and the recipient was Germany, the three countries began to investigate. Although Gazprom was also allowed to conduct an on-site investigation, it was naturally unable to obtain more clues due to the confrontation between NATO and Russia. Russia had summoned the ambassadors of the three countries to Russia because the investigation had no results, but only Germany did something practical afterwards. Based on a yacht and traces of explosives, it was believed that someone related to Ukraine was the mastermind behind the incident. They also targeted a special agent team because they were in Ukraine before and after the incident and only took the suspected yacht on the two days when the incident occurred.