“There must be a hole somewhere,” said Lissek of the German Press Agency. “Only no one knows where.” It could be that gas escapes in the offshore area. If that were the case on land, you would notice it. Normally there is a pressure of 105 bar. Now it is only 7 bar on the German side. Research into the causes is very difficult for Nord Stream 2 AG: You are under sanctions, have hardly any staff left, and funds are frozen. “The authorities are all informed.” In Lubmin, the place where the pipeline lands in Germany, to the knowledge of Lissek, there are no Nord Stream 2 AG personnel.