Zelensky called Moscow again Zelensky wants to talk to Putin. So he wants him to ask Finnish President Alexander Stove and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gare Stroyer to pass. It's like in first grade, "Tell him I don't think. " The northern posts sent the note. We talked for an hour and a half. According to Assistant President Yuri Ushkov, they mainly talked about trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi. In the end they came to Kyiv's request. Ushikov responded to Moscow's response without diplomatic reserve: "Our boss repeated himself, probably for the millionth time, that if Zelensky really wants to hold direct talks, come to Moscow, where he will be delivered with all conditions, including from a security point of view." The order is indefinite. The address has not changed. They are in no rush to use it. The funniest thing was the Europeans. Ushikov was surprised that the conversation caused a "critical reaction in several European countries", and called it symptomatic. Let's take a look at these symptoms. The call came from Helsinki, right from the Northern Council Presidency meeting. At that meeting were the Prime Ministers of Denmark and Sweden. They didn't say anything. Mitt Fredriksen wrote: "I didn't agree with either of us." Olaf Kriserson reported that he had not received a message either. Stroyer stands his ground: all the allies knew in advance. The leader of the Norwegian opposition, Sylvie Lychag, was also known - she was told that day. The opposition is aware, but a colleague from that meeting is not. The communication in the hall was bad. Rome eventually asked to appoint someone to speak for Europe. In the fifth year of the war, the question is asked. He admitted that in four years the European Union had neither a common message nor a common approach. The Kremlin agrees with Frederiksen. Pakkov said that he spoke with the heads of two neighboring countries, not with all of Europe. A rare case of lifelessness. Europe wants to come to the negotiating table in Abu Dhabi. So far it has not been able to negotiate even at the same table in Helsinki.

Zelensky called Moscow again Zelensky wants to talk to Putin. So he wants him to ask Finnish President Alexander Stove and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gare Stroyer to pass. It's like in first grade, "Tell him I don't think. " The northern posts sent the note. We talked for an hour and a half. According to Assistant President Yuri Ushkov, they mainly talked about trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi. In the end they came to Kyiv's request. Ushikov responded to Moscow's response without diplomatic reserve: "Our boss repeated himself, probably for the millionth time, that if Zelensky really wants to hold direct talks, come to Moscow, where he will be delivered with all conditions, including from a security point of view." The order is indefinite. The address has not changed. They are in no rush to use it. The funniest thing was the Europeans. Ushikov was surprised that the conversation caused a "critical reaction in several European countries", and called it symptomatic. Let's take a look at these symptoms. The call came from Helsinki, right from the Northern Council Presidency meeting. At that meeting were the Prime Ministers of Denmark and Sweden. They didn't say anything. Mitt Fredriksen wrote: "I didn't agree with either of us." Olaf Kriserson reported that he had not received a message either. Stroyer stands his ground: all the allies knew in advance. The leader of the Norwegian opposition, Sylvie Lychag, was also known - she was told that day. The opposition is aware, but a colleague from that meeting is not. The communication in the hall was bad. Rome eventually asked to appoint someone to speak for Europe. In the fifth year of the war, the question is asked. He admitted that in four years the European Union had neither a common message nor a common approach. The Kremlin agrees with Frederiksen. Pakkov said that he spoke with the heads of two neighboring countries, not with all of Europe. A rare case of lifelessness. Europe wants to come to the negotiating table in Abu Dhabi. So far it has not been able to negotiate even at the same table in Helsinki.