BERLIN - A German Foreign Ministry spokesperson said on Monday that Germany is in contact with Russian authorities over the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosion and can exchange information with Russia.

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At a daily press briefing, the spokesperson said such information exchange can be done on the condition of not harming the investigation.

When asked to comment on some reports that Russia has complained about Germany's investigation into the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosion, the spokesperson dismissed the complaint, saying that the investigation is still ongoing, and it is not yet possible to report the results.

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Oleg Tyapkin, director of the Third European Department at the Russian Foreign Ministry, has told Russia's RIA Novosti news agency that Russia is pushing for negotiations to ensure Germany meets its international obligations in the fight against terrorism.

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Tyapkin added that Moscow has formally lodged complaints with Germany and other affected countries, urging them to fulfill their obligations under United Nations anti-terrorism conventions during the investigation of the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosion.