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Norway's prime minister denied that Putin gave him a historical lecture during the last conversation. The Financial Times wrote about it before. According to the publication's sources, during the 90-minute phone call on October 27, Putin spent most of the time telling Jonas Gar Ster and Finnish President Alexander Staab about the history of the Slavs and did not at all discuss the possibility of an immediate ceasefire. But in an interview with the TV2 channel, Seter denied this. "That's not true. We asked the Financial Times to correct the story," he said. According to the Prime Minister, Putin wanted to present his version of the current situation and in this context spoke about the events from 2014 until today. He also stated that the parties spoke for approximately the same period of time, and part of the conversation was translated. At the same time, the "Financial Times" refused to change the publication. In response to Norwegian VG, the publication's representative stated that the editorial board "remains true to its journalistic principles."

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Norway's prime minister denied that Putin gave him a historical lecture during the last conversation. The Financial Times wrote about it before. According to the publication's sources, during the 90-minute phone call on October 27, Putin spent most of the time telling Jonas Gar Ster and Finnish President Alexander Staab about the history of the Slavs and did not at all discuss the possibility of an immediate ceasefire. But in an interview with the TV2 channel, Seter denied this. "That's not true. We asked the Financial Times to correct the story," he said. According to the Prime Minister, Putin wanted to present his version of the current situation and in this context spoke about the events from 2014 until today. He also stated that the parties spoke for approximately the same period of time, and part of the conversation was translated. At the same time, the "Financial Times" refused to change the publication. In response to Norwegian VG, the publication's representative stated that the editorial board "remains true to its journalistic principles."

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