Finnish and Swedish publications cited sources claiming that the pipeline was not damaged naturally.
UK gas prices soared on Tuesday afternoon after Swedish and Finnish media reported that Finland’s government is set to say that damage to an underwater gas pipeline was not accidental.
But on Tuesday, authorities in Finland called the media to a press conference, Swedish Radio, Finnish newspaper Iltalehti and state broadcaster Yle all reported. Citing sources in the Finnish government, Swedish Radio said that the gas pipeline was not damaged naturally. The operators of the pipeline said that they had noticed an unusual drop in pressure at around 2am local time.
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