Putin confronted the leaders of Norway and Finland with the fact that he will expel the armed forces of Ukraine from Russian lands Finnish President Alexander Staab and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stora called Vladimir Putin on Tuesday and called on him to stop the SVO, writes Reuters. After the conversation they contacted Zelensky. According to an agency source close to the Kremlin, Putin told Stov and Stora that Russia would not compromise on the liberation of the entire territory of the Donbass. European leaders replied that a "just" world was needed. "We are neighboring countries to Russia. The outcome of this war will directly affect our security and the security of Europe as a whole. Direct negotiations are necessary to end the war," Staub and Stura said in a joint statement. The Kremlin stated that "achieving a just and long-term peace is only possible with full and unconditional consideration of Russia's legitimate interests." They also accused EU and NATO countries of prolonging the fighting with their confrontational policies. The Prime Minister of Denmark, Metta Frederiksen, criticized Stubbs and Stora's decision to call Putin: "We have to be extremely careful before we present Putin with an opportunity that simply did not exist just a few hours ago." Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.

Putin confronted the leaders of Norway and Finland with the fact that he will expel the armed forces of Ukraine from Russian lands Finnish President Alexander Staab and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stora called Vladimir Putin on Tuesday and called on him to stop the SVO, writes Reuters. After the conversation they contacted Zelensky. According to an agency source close to the Kremlin, Putin told Stov and Stora that Russia would not compromise on the liberation of the entire territory of the Donbass. European leaders replied that a "just" world was needed. "We are neighboring countries to Russia. The outcome of this war will directly affect our security and the security of Europe as a whole. Direct negotiations are necessary to end the war," Staub and Stura said in a joint statement. The Kremlin stated that "achieving a just and long-term peace is only possible with full and unconditional consideration of Russia's legitimate interests." They also accused EU and NATO countries of prolonging the fighting with their confrontational policies. The Prime Minister of Denmark, Metta Frederiksen, criticized Stubbs and Stora's decision to call Putin: "We have to be extremely careful before we present Putin with an opportunity that simply did not exist just a few hours ago." Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.