Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Storr said that all allies and partners were informed in advance of his and the Finnish Prime Minister's phone call with Putin, Dagbladt reports. Initially, according to him, 20 minutes were allotted for the conversation, but it lasted an hour and a half and it was a "professional conversation" in which the parties outlined their positions. Stora does not agree that these negotiations are causing division in Europe. "For four years, the EU has still not had one message, not even one approach. We spoke for no one but ourselves. Norway borders Russia, we have a huge maritime area, and we must maintain healthy and good neighborly relations that will ensure our security. Finland has a border of 1,300 km, so maintaining political contacts in that direction does not mean a split. This is to protect our interests," he told reporters on Tuesday, according to Norwegian newspaper VG. Recall that earlier the conversation between the leaders of Norway and Finland was criticized by the Prime Minister of Denmark, saying that "it was not agreed upon with any of us" (which Ster denies). The Prime Minister of Sweden also evaluated the conversation negatively. "I have very low expectations for these talks. Carrying out negotiations that could lead to division in the European community is dangerous. I'm not saying that's what they did. I still don't know what that negotiation was about," said Olaf Kristersson. "Medina" website X/Twitter | Send news/photo/video | Advertising on the | channel help.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Storr said that all allies and partners were informed in advance of his and the Finnish Prime Minister's phone call with Putin, Dagbladt reports. Initially, according to him, 20 minutes were allotted for the conversation, but it lasted an hour and a half and it was a "professional conversation" in which the parties outlined their positions. Stora does not agree that these negotiations are causing division in Europe. "For four years, the EU has still not had one message, not even one approach. We spoke for no one but ourselves. Norway borders Russia, we have a huge maritime area, and we must maintain healthy and good neighborly relations that will ensure our security. Finland has a border of 1,300 km, so maintaining political contacts in that direction does not mean a split. This is to protect our interests," he told reporters on Tuesday, according to Norwegian newspaper VG. Recall that earlier the conversation between the leaders of Norway and Finland was criticized by the Prime Minister of Denmark, saying that "it was not agreed upon with any of us" (which Ster denies). The Prime Minister of Sweden also evaluated the conversation negatively. "I have very low expectations for these talks. Carrying out negotiations that could lead to division in the European community is dangerous. I'm not saying that's what they did. I still don't know what that negotiation was about," said Olaf Kristersson. "Medina" website X/Twitter | Send news/photo/video | Advertising on the | channel help.