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Nord Stream Project: World's Biggist Submarine Pipeline Plough Arrives in the Baltic Sea
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Today, the world’s biggest submarine pipeline plough, PL3, arrived in the Baltic Sea on the deck of mother ship Far Samson. The subsea plough will be used to entrench the Nord Stream Pipeline in Swedish and Danish waters.
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