Norwegian PM demands FT correction over Putin call report; paper refuses
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Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian PM Jonas Gahr Støre placed a call to Russian President Vladimir Putin, a notable diplomatic contact amid ongoing tensions. The stated purpose is unclear, raising questions about potential dialogue on regional security or bilateral issues. This marks a significant deviation from recent Western isolation of Moscow.
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Finnish and Norwegian leaders engaged Russian President Putin in direct calls, reportedly after consulting Ukrainian President Zelenskyy. While Russia claims these calls conveyed Zelenskyy's interest in direct talks and Putin extended an invitation to Moscow, the content of the discussions remains largely unconfirmed, with Putin reportedly focusing on historical narratives rather than immediate ceasefire. This marks a notable, albeit cautious, shift in Western diplomatic engagement with Moscow, with some European capitals expressing surprise at the initiative.
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