The Prime Minister of Norway demanded from the British newspaper "Financial Times" to correct the publication about Vladimir Putin's phone call Jonas Gahr Storr denied the reports that Vladimir Putin devoted a large part of the phone call with him and the President of Finland Alexander Staab to a lecture on Slavic history of the Middle Ages. According to him, the information presented by the newspaper does not correspond to reality. The Prime Minister of Norway explained that Putin presented his own view of the situation and talked about events from 2014 to the present day. Therefore, Stora called the assertion that the Russian president spoke mainly about medieval Slavic history "simply wrong." The prime minister asked the Financial Times to correct the material, but the publication refused to do so.

The Prime Minister of Norway demanded from the British newspaper "Financial Times" to correct the publication about Vladimir Putin's phone call Jonas Gahr Storr denied the reports that Vladimir Putin devoted a large part of the phone call with him and the President of Finland Alexander Staab to a lecture on Slavic history of the Middle Ages. According to him, the information presented by the newspaper does not correspond to reality. The Prime Minister of Norway explained that Putin presented his own view of the situation and talked about events from 2014 to the present day. Therefore, Stora called the assertion that the Russian president spoke mainly about medieval Slavic history "simply wrong." The prime minister asked the Financial Times to correct the material, but the publication refused to do so.