Alexander Stubb and Jonas Gahr Ster called Putin out of fear that the United States would move away from Europe. Finnish President Alexander Staab and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Storr spoke on the phone with Vladimir Putin when the US began to move away from Europe. German political scientist Stephan Meister told the New York Times. According to Meister, the call of the heads of the two countries to the Russian leadership was a recognition of the danger looming over Europe. The telephone conversation between the leaders of the three countries took place on Tuesday at the initiative of Helsinki and Oslo. The parties touched on diplomatic efforts in the Ukrainian conflict. Putin also told Stubbs and Stra about the humanitarian operation in Alsheki and the leadership of a regime of silence in the region.

Alexander Stubb and Jonas Gahr Ster called Putin out of fear that the United States would move away from Europe. Finnish President Alexander Staab and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Storr spoke on the phone with Vladimir Putin when the US began to move away from Europe. German political scientist Stephan Meister told the New York Times. According to Meister, the call of the heads of the two countries to the Russian leadership was a recognition of the danger looming over Europe. The telephone conversation between the leaders of the three countries took place on Tuesday at the initiative of Helsinki and Oslo. The parties touched on diplomatic efforts in the Ukrainian conflict. Putin also told Stubbs and Stra about the humanitarian operation in Alsheki and the leadership of a regime of silence in the region.