"This, of course, is a positive step (it testifies to the fact. -
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) that common sense exists, that European countries are working in the legal field and comply with the legislation that is in effect: both national and European," Zavalny stressed.
According to the deputy, all obstacles to the construction of Nord Stream 2 are of a political nature.
The parliamentarian noted that this project only contributes to increasing energy security in Europe.
“Since the European Union needs this gas pipeline and Russian gas, I am just sure that it will be completed and put into operation,” he concluded.
Earlier, the Danish Energy Agency issued Nord Stream 2 AG a permit to operate Nord Stream 2 on the country's continental shelf.
The corresponding application was filed by the company in November 2019.