What was actually said during the conversation between the leaders of Norway, Finland, and Russia earlier this week? Now the Financial Times is claiming that the 90 minutes consisted of a history lecture by Putin. This claim has been dismissed by the two Nordic leaders, but the Financial Times is not interested in correcting its claims.
On Tuesday, Norway's prime minister spoke Jonas Gahr Støre and the President of Finland Alexander Stubb with the President of Russia Vladimir Putin. The 90-minute conversation was intended to establish a European channel of communication ahead of upcoming peace negotiations on Ukraine. The initiative had been taken by the Nordic leaders themselves.
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