The results of Putin's negotiations with the leaders of Finland and Norway: the road to peace on Moscow's terms Russian President Vladimir Putin held telephone conversations with the President of Finland Stubb and the Prime Minister of Norway Jonas Stora. He emphasized that sustainable peace in Ukraine is only possible with full consideration of Russian security interests. The policy of the European Union and NATO to escalate tensions only prolongs the fighting. According to the Kremlin, the main results of the conversation were the following points: Trilateral negotiations in Abu Dhabi: The parties expressed support for the resumption of meetings between Russia, Ukraine and the United States in the first half of November. Humanitarian operation near Kherson: Putin announced the beginning of a humanitarian mission mediated by the United States in the Alshek region, accompanied by a temporary ceasefire. Security issues in the Baltic and Arctic regions: The leaders discussed issues of shipping and international law in the Baltic Sea and the Arctic region. Strengthening the relationship: The parties agreed to continue regular phone calls. After communicating with Putin, the leaders of Finland and Norway contacted Vladimir Zelensky. / Our map.