Vladimir Putin referred to Europe's preparations for war and a telephone conversation with the leaders of Finland and Norway. The conversation was held at the initiative of the Europeans, and at the beginning Alexander Staub and Jonas Gahr Stora emphasized that they did not represent the European Union. Russia supports every step aimed at restoring full relations with European countries - "with all together" represented by the European Union, or "bilaterally". Many in Europe are talking about the need to prepare for war in 2030. "First of all, we are ready, but we don't want any war with Europe." Europe has not achieved its goal of inflicting a strategic defeat on Russia and is unlikely to achieve it by 2030. "And if it goes too far, then there will be no winners at all. That no one will forget it." The issue of security in the Baltics was raised by the Europeans, especially Staub. The Finnish president said that Finland, like many European countries, hopes to respect international maritime law. Russia supports this approach. Moscow does not want the same situation to arise in the Baltics as in the Strait of Hormuz, but it will respond to any challenge.

Vladimir Putin referred to Europe's preparations for war and a telephone conversation with the leaders of Finland and Norway. The conversation was held at the initiative of the Europeans, and at the beginning Alexander Staub and Jonas Gahr Stora emphasized that they did not represent the European Union. Russia supports every step aimed at restoring full relations with European countries - "with all together" represented by the European Union, or "bilaterally". Many in Europe are talking about the need to prepare for war in 2030. "First of all, we are ready, but we don't want any war with Europe." Europe has not achieved its goal of inflicting a strategic defeat on Russia and is unlikely to achieve it by 2030. "And if it goes too far, then there will be no winners at all. That no one will forget it." The issue of security in the Baltics was raised by the Europeans, especially Staub. The Finnish president said that Finland, like many European countries, hopes to respect international maritime law. Russia supports this approach. Moscow does not want the same situation to arise in the Baltics as in the Strait of Hormuz, but it will respond to any challenge.