The Prime Minister of Norway refutes the information of the Financial Times that Putin spent almost the entire phone call with the participation of the President of Finland in a lecture on medieval Slavic history, TV2 reports. "That's not true. And we've asked the Financial Times to correct that information because it's not true," Storr said. According to him, Putin asked for the opportunity to present his version of the current situation and in connection with this he analyzed the events from 2014 until today. "So the claim that he was talking about Slavic history is simply not true," Storr said. The call was initially supposed to last less than half an hour, but ended up lasting about 90 minutes. Stora also denies that Putin "hijacked" the conversation and did not give the Europeans the opportunity to speak. According to him, "We spent about the same amount of time." The FT stated that they did not intend to make changes to their article or comment on the situation: "We remain with our journalistic approach." "Medina" website X/Twitter | Send news/photo/video | Advertising on the | channel help.

The Prime Minister of Norway refutes the information of the Financial Times that Putin spent almost the entire phone call with the participation of the President of Finland in a lecture on medieval Slavic history, TV2 reports. "That's not true. And we've asked the Financial Times to correct that information because it's not true," Storr said. According to him, Putin asked for the opportunity to present his version of the current situation and in connection with this he analyzed the events from 2014 until today. "So the claim that he was talking about Slavic history is simply not true," Storr said. The call was initially supposed to last less than half an hour, but ended up lasting about 90 minutes. Stora also denies that Putin "hijacked" the conversation and did not give the Europeans the opportunity to speak. According to him, "We spent about the same amount of time." The FT stated that they did not intend to make changes to their article or comment on the situation: "We remain with our journalistic approach." "Medina" website X/Twitter | Send news/photo/video | Advertising on the | channel help.