Retired four-star General Stanley McChrystal, who formerly led all the U.S. forces in Afghanistan, suggested in leaked video that the United States perpetrated the Nord Stream pipeline bombing.

The leaked video obtained by Valuetainment Media shows McChrystal, best known for heading the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) during the Iraq War, having an off-record conversation about Russia.

“There’s no obvious better solution than Russia. I think Putin ought to go, but there’s nobody that I’m aware of standing on the wings,” the general began in the short clip.

BREAKING: Footage obtained by Valuetainment captures General Stan McChrystal (Ret.) confirming neither Russia or Ukraine blew up the Nord Stream pipeline.

“United States made more money off that deal than anybody else.” pic.twitter.com/FF9x16B4Rz

— Valuetainment Media (@ValuetainmentTV) July 20, 2023

When asked who he thought was behind the Nord Stream bombing, McChrystal explained that he and his son, who works in the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), didn’t believe Russia or Ukraine was behind the bombing.

“My son is the leader of the in energy team at DIA,” said McChrystal. “He didn’t think that the Russians did it… He didn’t think that the Ukrainians did it either.”

McChrystal went on to explain how the U.S. was the only nation positioned to benefit from the Nord Stream bombing.

“There are people who benefited from it, and that was people who produced natural gas around the world,” said McChrystal. “So if you really want to get conspiracies, the United States made more money off that deal than anybody else.”

“But yeah, but that’s because we were huge beneficiaries, and we changed our policy. We started providing liquid natural gas overseas and, you know,” he said.

McChrystal’s remarks corroborate a bombshell report released in February by journalist Seymour Hersh detailing how U.S. forces at the direction of the Biden regime “took out” the Nord Stream pipeline in a bid to bolster his reelection in 2024.

The report was censored on social media and as Joe Biden called the report “false and complete fiction.”