The Prime Minister of Norway demanded that the Financial Times correct the article about the conversation with Putin Jonas Gahr Stora said that the Financial Times distorted the content of his conversation with the leaders of Russia and Finland. We are talking about an article published on October 27, which stated that Vladimir Putin allegedly devoted most of the conversation to "medieval Slavic history." "That's not true. And we asked the Financial Times to correct it because it's not true." Putin gave his version of events, covering events from 2014 until today. However, despite Norway's fury, the FT refused to change the story.

The Prime Minister of Norway demanded that the Financial Times correct the article about the conversation with Putin Jonas Gahr Stora said that the Financial Times distorted the content of his conversation with the leaders of Russia and Finland. We are talking about an article published on October 27, which stated that Vladimir Putin allegedly devoted most of the conversation to "medieval Slavic history." "That's not true. And we asked the Financial Times to correct it because it's not true." Putin gave his version of events, covering events from 2014 until today. However, despite Norway's fury, the FT refused to change the story.