evidence: This week a German prosecutor quietly issued an arrest warrant for a man authorities say was part of a small team of private Ukrainian patriots who blew up the Nord Stream pipelines on September 26, 2022. [...] But was it? The countries of Denmark, Germany, Finland and Sweden might disagree. The pipelines traverse their economic zones in the Baltic Sea. All are NATO members (Finland and Sweden were officially brought in a year after the blasts), and all had been impacted, as had the European community in general, by the longterm loss of energy supplies due to the attack. The pipelines were majority owned (51 percent) by Russian Gazprom, along with German, Dutch and French stakeholders. EU countries were getting 35% of their natural gas supplies from Nord Stream 1 which was shut down a few months before the blast due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. [...] U.S. fingerprints, at least in all of the mainstream reporting, including the German investigation, are nowhere near the Nord Stream plot, except for leaks of intelligence that indicate Washington was aware of a plan afoot and not only warned European partners but told Ukrainian officials to call it off.