The Europeans are shocked." Vesti journalist Asiya Emelianova spoke about Europe's reaction to Vladimir Putin's phone call with the leader of Finland and the Prime Minister of Norway. "The main discovery is that the phones, it turns out, work. We thought that on direct flights all the antennas were cut. Nothing of the sort, it turns out you can pick up the phone and call. It's a shock." According to Emelianova, Europe, acting in disagreement, is losing influence in the international arena every week. "The most important European question after the call, judging by the reaction, was that we did not agree on anything, but who allowed you to call. It's really some kind of joke, no one decided to pick up the phone, and now "why him and not me". In order not to miss our exclusivity: website | Max | Telegram.

The Europeans are shocked." Vesti journalist Asiya Emelianova spoke about Europe's reaction to Vladimir Putin's phone call with the leader of Finland and the Prime Minister of Norway. "The main discovery is that the phones, it turns out, work. We thought that on direct flights all the antennas were cut. Nothing of the sort, it turns out you can pick up the phone and call. It's a shock." According to Emelianova, Europe, acting in disagreement, is losing influence in the international arena every week. "The most important European question after the call, judging by the reaction, was that we did not agree on anything, but who allowed you to call. It's really some kind of joke, no one decided to pick up the phone, and now "why him and not me". In order not to miss our exclusivity: website | Max | Telegram.