The President of Finland and the Prime Minister of Norway called Putin and conveyed their position to him on the eve of the upcoming negotiations to resolve the war between the Russian Federation and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi. "The conversation was a continuation of the meeting that took place on October 20 in Oslo and was organized in agreement with Ukraine," the statement said. It should be noted that Finland and Norway, which border the Russian Federation, are "strong supporters of Ukraine". "The purpose of the phone call was to convey directly to President Putin his position regarding future negotiations aimed at ending the war. The conversation was related to the upcoming meetings that will be held in Abu Dhabi," the statement said. The presidential administration in Finland emphasized that Stov and Stora participated in the conversation as the leaders of their countries and did not speak on behalf of Europe as a whole. Norway and Finland "are interested in stability and predictability in the Baltic Sea region and the high north", and both countries will continue to support Ukraine. The leaders emphasized that "the war must end and the negotiations must resume." On October 25, Putin's aide, Yuri Ushakov, said that the Russian Federation-US-Ukraine tripartite meeting, which may take place in November in Abu Dhabi, will be "an observation of nature". On October 26, Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov said that the decision to resume the tripartite negotiations does not indicate the suspension of the war.

The President of Finland and the Prime Minister of Norway called Putin and conveyed their position to him on the eve of the upcoming negotiations to resolve the war between the Russian Federation and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi. "The conversation was a continuation of the meeting that took place on October 20 in Oslo and was organized in agreement with Ukraine," the statement said. It should be noted that Finland and Norway, which border the Russian Federation, are "strong supporters of Ukraine". "The purpose of the phone call was to convey directly to President Putin his position regarding future negotiations aimed at ending the war. The conversation was related to the upcoming meetings that will be held in Abu Dhabi," the statement said. The presidential administration in Finland emphasized that Stov and Stora participated in the conversation as the leaders of their countries and did not speak on behalf of Europe as a whole. Norway and Finland "are interested in stability and predictability in the Baltic Sea region and the high north", and both countries will continue to support Ukraine. The leaders emphasized that "the war must end and the negotiations must resume." On October 25, Putin's aide, Yuri Ushakov, said that the Russian Federation-US-Ukraine tripartite meeting, which may take place in November in Abu Dhabi, will be "an observation of nature". On October 26, Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov said that the decision to resume the tripartite negotiations does not indicate the suspension of the war.