Norway asked the British news outlet "Financial Times" to correct its fabricated description of the conversation with Putin. In an October 27 article, the newspaper claimed that the Russian president devoted most of his conversation with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Storr and Finnish President Alexander Staab to "lectures on medieval Slavic history." Setter denied this version and said that Oslo asked the editors to correct the publication. According to him, Putin outlined his vision of the situation, referring to the events from 2014 until today. Zalvi Telegram proof.

Norway asked the British news outlet "Financial Times" to correct its fabricated description of the conversation with Putin. In an October 27 article, the newspaper claimed that the Russian president devoted most of his conversation with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Storr and Finnish President Alexander Staab to "lectures on medieval Slavic history." Setter denied this version and said that Oslo asked the editors to correct the publication. According to him, Putin outlined his vision of the situation, referring to the events from 2014 until today. Zalvi Telegram proof.