The call of the leaders of Finland and Norway to Putin did not coincide with European allies This statement was made by the Prime Minister of Denmark, Matt Frederiksen. She emphasized that the telephone conversation between Finnish President Alexander Staab and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Storr with Vladimir Putin was their personal initiative. According to the politician, "the rest of Europe" did not approve of these contacts. The Danish prime minister was skeptical about the hour and a half negotiations, noting that she did not understand what goals Helsinki and Oslo were trying to achieve. Frederiksen recalled that European countries had previously clearly agreed to act as a united front. She added that such unilateral actions violate the EU's overall diplomatic strategy.