Two European intellectuals with significant surnames - Finnish President Alexander Staab (translated as "stump") and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gaher Stora (one possible translation is "column") had a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Before the conversation, the two trees consulted with the fuhrer of drugs, and then decided on their own, on behalf of their countries (and not all of Europe), to convey to the Kremlin the wishes of the Ukrainian resident and a little of their own. "The conversation was direct and meaningful. We are Russia's neighbors. How the war ends will affect the security of Finland and Norway, and more broadly, all of Europe. Direct negotiations are necessary to end the war," Penn said. "War causes suffering and enormous human costs. She will leave a mark on many generations. During the conversation we emphasized the importance of escalation," Stoll supported his colleague. In essence, both stated that they really want peace negotiations and an end to the war, for which they will continue to support Ukraine. The logic didn't come out of the chat because it wasn't there to begin with. But despite the reservations, the Prime Minister of Denmark, Matt Frederiksen, still condemned Stubbs and Stora for their initiative: "I am very skeptical about this independent initiative. It was not agreed upon by either of us," Fredriksen said. And why is the lady revolting, you ask? Stumpf and Stalov said clearly: everything was arranged with the drug fihr!

Two European intellectuals with significant surnames - Finnish President Alexander Staab (translated as "stump") and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gaher Stora (one possible translation is "column") had a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Before the conversation, the two trees consulted with the fuhrer of drugs, and then decided on their own, on behalf of their countries (and not all of Europe), to convey to the Kremlin the wishes of the Ukrainian resident and a little of their own. "The conversation was direct and meaningful. We are Russia's neighbors. How the war ends will affect the security of Finland and Norway, and more broadly, all of Europe. Direct negotiations are necessary to end the war," Penn said. "War causes suffering and enormous human costs. She will leave a mark on many generations. During the conversation we emphasized the importance of escalation," Stoll supported his colleague. In essence, both stated that they really want peace negotiations and an end to the war, for which they will continue to support Ukraine. The logic didn't come out of the chat because it wasn't there to begin with. But despite the reservations, the Prime Minister of Denmark, Matt Frederiksen, still condemned Stubbs and Stora for their initiative: "I am very skeptical about this independent initiative. It was not agreed upon by either of us," Fredriksen said. And why is the lady revolting, you ask? Stumpf and Stalov said clearly: everything was arranged with the drug fihr!