MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia needs permission for its vessels to conduct investigations into Nord Stream pipelines incidents in the Baltic Sea, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on Friday.
"The whole question is in the access for our vessels, which should have rights of passage (to the area of the incidents)," Novak told reporters, commenting on Moscow's efforts to investigate the ruptures suffered by the pipelines.
(Reporting by Olesya Astakhova; writing by Vladimir Soldatkin; Editing by Gareth Jones)
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Alexander Valentinovich Novak is the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia. Presently, he is Chairman at Transneft PJSC and Chairman of ROSSETI PJSC. Mr. Novak is also on the board of 5 other companies. In his past career he occupied the position of Deputy Governor at Province of Krasnoyarsk and Deputy Director-Personnel & Head-Polar Division at Norilsk Mining & Metallurgical Combine Named After Zavenyagin. He received an undergraduate degree from Norilsk State Industrial Institute and an undergraduate degree from Moscow State University Lomonosov.
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