Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stora called "incorrect" the information contained in the article in the British newspaper "Financial Times" about the conversation between the heads of European countries and Russian President Vladimir Putin. He told the newspaper VG about it. On October 27, the President of Russia had a telephone conversation with his Finnish counterpart Alexander Staab and with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stora. The Kremlin noted that the conversation was held at the request of European leaders, during which Vladimir Putin assessed the current situation in the conflict zone in Ukraine. In turn, the Financial Times, citing knowledgeable sources, stated that Vladimir Putin devoted most of his conversation with Stubb and Stora to lectures on medieval Slavic history. Referring to an article in a British newspaper, the Prime Minister of Norway stated that it contained unreliable information about the words of the Russian leader. "We asked the Financial Times to correct it because it's not true," Jonas Gahr told Stora.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stora called "incorrect" the information contained in the article in the British newspaper "Financial Times" about the conversation between the heads of European countries and Russian President Vladimir Putin. He told the newspaper VG about it. On October 27, the President of Russia had a telephone conversation with his Finnish counterpart Alexander Staab and with Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stora. The Kremlin noted that the conversation was held at the request of European leaders, during which Vladimir Putin assessed the current situation in the conflict zone in Ukraine. In turn, the Financial Times, citing knowledgeable sources, stated that Vladimir Putin devoted most of his conversation with Stubb and Stora to lectures on medieval Slavic history. Referring to an article in a British newspaper, the Prime Minister of Norway stated that it contained unreliable information about the words of the Russian leader. "We asked the Financial Times to correct it because it's not true," Jonas Gahr told Stora.