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President of Finland Alexander Stubb and Prime Minister of Norway Jonas Gahr Støre held a phone call with Kremlin leader...

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President of Finland Alexander Stubb and Prime Minister of Norway Jonas Gahr Støre held a phone call with Kremlin leader Putin on 27 October. They had hoped to find out whether the Russian regime was ready for peace talks. But instead of discussing peace, the Russian dictator gave the Europeans a "lecture on medieval history."

Three informed sources told this to the Financial Times. Instead of the planned 30 minutes, the conversation—or more precisely the "long monologue about the root causes of the conflict"—stretched to an hour and a half.

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Президент Фінляндії Александр Стубб і прем'єр Норвегії Йонас Гар Стере провели 27 жовтня з ватажком кремля путіним телефонну розмову. Вони розраховували дізнатись про готовність російського режиму до мирних переговорів. Та замість обговорення миру російський диктатор влаштував європейцям "лекцію про середньовічну історію".

Про це виданню Financial Times розповіли три обізнаних джерела. Замість запланованих 30 хвилин розмова, а точніше "довга нотація про першопричини конфлікту" затягнулася на півтори години.

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