extremely skeptical. The Prime Minister of Denmark said that the telephone conversation between the leaders of Finland and Norway with Putin was not agreed with the European Union. Meta Frederiksen is "not at all satisfied" with today's negotiations between Alexander Staab and Jonas Gahr Stora with the President of the Russian Federation, reports Dr. "I am extremely skeptical about this independent initiative by Norway and Finland. It was not agreed upon by any of us," said the Prime Minister. Frederiksen added that she sees no signs that Russia is seeking peace with Europe. "Not in the context of the hybrid war, which continues every day, nor the situation in Ukraine, where violent and aggressive attacks are carried out every day. I believe that Europe should be kept united and not go it alone. Frankly, I don't understand what they hope to achieve with this. In the past - with the strong support of the rest of Europe - we have repeatedly emphasized (in cases where others have acted unilaterally and gone to Moscow) that it is extremely important for us Europeans to remain united. This is what many of us have been fighting for all these years," she said. The prime minister also emphasized that one must be very careful when giving Vladimir Putin an opportunity that "he didn't have a few hours ago." According to Frederiksen, she had already informed Stov and Stora of her disapproval. "What we have seen in recent weeks is extreme cruelty on the part of Russia. As far as I can tell, they have stepped up their attacks," the prime minister noted. Recall that Staub said that in the phone conversation with Putin, the leaders did not speak on behalf of Europe.

extremely skeptical. The Prime Minister of Denmark said that the telephone conversation between the leaders of Finland and Norway with Putin was not agreed with the European Union. Meta Frederiksen is "not at all satisfied" with today's negotiations between Alexander Staab and Jonas Gahr Stora with the President of the Russian Federation, reports Dr. "I am extremely skeptical about this independent initiative by Norway and Finland. It was not agreed upon by any of us," said the Prime Minister. Frederiksen added that she sees no signs that Russia is seeking peace with Europe. "Not in the context of the hybrid war, which continues every day, nor the situation in Ukraine, where violent and aggressive attacks are carried out every day. I believe that Europe should be kept united and not go it alone. Frankly, I don't understand what they hope to achieve with this. In the past - with the strong support of the rest of Europe - we have repeatedly emphasized (in cases where others have acted unilaterally and gone to Moscow) that it is extremely important for us Europeans to remain united. This is what many of us have been fighting for all these years," she said. The prime minister also emphasized that one must be very careful when giving Vladimir Putin an opportunity that "he didn't have a few hours ago." According to Frederiksen, she had already informed Stov and Stora of her disapproval. "What we have seen in recent weeks is extreme cruelty on the part of Russia. As far as I can tell, they have stepped up their attacks," the prime minister noted. Recall that Staub said that in the phone conversation with Putin, the leaders did not speak on behalf of Europe.