'Are we under attack?': Donald Trump Jr. claims US train network is being sabotaged over attack on Nord Stream 2 after spate of derailments in Ohio and Michigan

Donald Trump Jr believes that Russia is behind the recent train derailments in Ohio and Michigan, saying that it's Vladimir Putin's revenge for the destruction of the Nord Stream gas pipelines in Europe in September.

 Does anyone believe you can have all of these major train derailments, all with severe environmental consequences, and it’s just total coincidence? Why have we not seen anyone even asking if this is perhaps retribution for our supposed attack on Nordstream 2?,' the ex-president's eldest son tweeted Friday.

On Thursday, Trump Jr. first linked the derailments to Nord Stream 2, mistakenly calling it Nordstrom, in a tweet. 

In another tweet on Thursday, Trump Jr. questioned the media's ethics asking: 'Is media that's stupid and or bought and paid for that they wouldn't even be questioning it? WTF?'

The Trump Organization's executive vice president did not offer any evidence to back up his messages. 

Also on Thursday, Russia demanded that the United Nations Security Council set up an independent inquiry into the pipeline explosions. 

Russia gave the 15-member council a draft resolution on Friday, seen by Reuters, which would ask U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to establish an international investigation into the 'sabotage' and identify who was to blame. 

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