Kremlin describes German court's Nord Stream ruling as 'the style of highly likely'
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January 16, 15:40
The court’s ruling says there is a high degree of probability that a foreign state ordered the explosions
MOSCOW, January 16. /TASS/. The ruling by the German Federal Supreme Court on the Nord Stream 2 explosions isn't clear enough, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters.
"I disagree that it's vague but clear. It's all in the style of 'highly likely,' [the wording in the ruling] - a 'high degree of probability,' is highly likely," Peskov said.
The court’s ruling says there is a high degree of probability that a foreign state ordered the explosions.
The Kremlin spokesman said he doesn't know to what extent such vague wording is permissible in an official court ruling.