The amount of equipment needed to do the job would not fit on the yacht.

https://archive.md/oLEyP

And then one day at band camp...

Excerpt From Scott Ritter debunking Ukrainian group's capability of carrying out sophisticated operation as false flag operation. "The problem with both the German reporting and that of The New York Times (whose source was clearly referring to the same data reported by the German reporters) is that the Andromeda narrative doesn’t hold water". "Take, for instance, the Tom Clancy-like tale of derring-do that has four allegedly Ukraine-affiliated divers defy physiology by conducting dives that would require the use of a decompression chamber for them to survive an ascent of 240 feet (the depth of the Nord Stream pipelines that were destroyed). A rule of thumb is that decompression takes approximately one day per 100 feet of seawater plus a day". "This means that the team of divers would have required three days of decompression per dive. But to decompress, one needs a decompression chamber. For a dive involving two divers, the Andromeda would have to have been outfitted with either a two-person Class A decompression chamber, or two single-person Class B chambers, as well as the number of large oxygen bottles needed to operate these chambers over time. A simple examination of the interior cabin space of the Bavarian C50 yacht would quickly dispossess one of any notion that either option was viable. Simply put — no decompression chamber, no dive, no story."https://vk.com/away.php?to=https%3A%2F%2Fconsortiumnews.com%2F2023%2F03%2F14%2Fscott-ritter-the-nord-stream-andromeda-cover-up%2F&post=476110001_1894&el=snippet