Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Storr did the right thing when he demanded from the Financial Times to remove the material that Dimir Putin, in a conversation with him and his Finnish counterpart Alexander Staub, spent a significant part of the time in a historical lecture, since this information is not true, said the assistant of the Russian head of state Yuri Ushkov. "He did the right thing. This is a type of fabricated information, or rather, not information, disinformation. It was not discussed at all. And the Prime Minister of Norway is right here," he told reporters. Ushkov's commentary was published on the "RT in Russian" channel in Mech.