Oslo zahteval popravek, »Financial Times« zavrnil: Napačno predstavljen pogovor s Putinom

Norveška je od britanskega časnika Financial Times (FT) zahtevala, naj popravi besedilo o pogovoru med norveškim premierjem Jonasom Gahr Størejem in finskim predsednikom Alexandrom Stubbom z ruskim predsednikom Vladimirjem Putinom, saj vsebuje netočne informacije, poročajo norveški mediji.

 The Prime Minister of Norway has asked the Financial Times to correct an article about a phone call with the Presidents of Russia and Finland. The Financial Times reported that Putin spent most of the conversation giving "lectures on medieval Slavic history." Støre called this information untrue and demanded that the article be corrected. Finland joined the request. However, the Financial Times refused to make changes: "We stand by our publication."

— The Caspian Post (@thecaspianpost) October 29, 2026

Gre za besedilo, objavljeno 27. oktobra, v katerem avtor britanskega časnika trdi, da je ruski voditelj večino pogovora posvetil »predavanjem o srednjeveški slovanski zgodovini«.

Oslo v resnici trdi, da je FT objavil dezinformacije.

The Western media lies because it has zero access to the Kremlin, it constantly manufactures "Sources" When its called out like the @FT has been over its blatant lies It refuses to change or amend its fake allegations. https://t.co/ebBZsHJs6N

— Chay Bowes (@BowesChay) October 29, 2026

Neimenovani viri »Financial Timesa« so menda navedli, da naj bi bila Støre in Stubb prisiljena poslušati dolg govor o prvotnih vzrokih konflikta, namesto da bi razpravljala o vprašanjih njegovega konca.

Torej dosegu miru.

@DadaShastoni @Glenn_Diesen Genocide.... Хх https://t.co/HiOypqdG3r

— Laguhhi (@Laguhhi) October 28, 2026

»To je narobe.

Zahtevali smo od 'Financiala Timesa', naj to popravi, ker to ni res,« je Støre povedal za televizijski kanal TV2.

@Glenn_Diesen It was good for something: all the war mongers who want the war to continue, as they profit from it, exposed themselves, downright shouting from the rooftops how they critisize Norway's and Finland's president... https://t.co/LQYpsFXieK

— miro.pn (@SME_kvici_ASNB) October 28, 2026

Norveški premier je pojasnil, da je Putin izrazil svoje stališče do trenutnih razmer in analiziral dogodke od leta 2014 do danes.

Støre je poudaril, da je trditev britanskega časnika preprosto netočna.

Prav tako se ni strinjal z oceno FT, da on in Stubb nista imela dovolj priložnosti za pogovor.

I see that several Norwegian newspapers have published the same two statements about me today: 1) Kirill Dmitriev wrote that Denmark deserves to lose Greenland in a retweet of a video posted by Glenn Diesen, and 2) Glenn Diesen claims that NATO provoked Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The ambiguity surrounding the content of my tweet predictably led readers to assume that I had made the same claim or something more belligerent. To provide some context that the journalists left out, here is what I tweeted: "The Prime Minister of Denmark is upset that Finland and Norway broke with 4.5 years of boycotting diplomacy by calling President Putin. God forbid we talk to the other side and start talking about peace."

— Glenn Diesen (@Glenn_Diesen) October 28, 2026

»Menim, da je bil čas precej enakomerno porazdeljen.

Vsi smo govorili približno enako dolgo,« je dodal Støre.

Not the first time they invented their own "news"!  The Norwegian Prime Minister demanded that the Financial Times correct inaccurate information about his conversation with Putin. ▪️Jonas Gahr Støre refuted a Financial Times article from October 27, which claimed that Vladimir Putin allegedly spent a significant portion of the conversation with the leaders of Norway and Finland giving "lectures on medieval Slavic history." ▪️"This is incorrect. We have asked the Financial Times to correct the article because it is untrue," said the Norwegian Prime Minister. ▪️Støre clarified that the Russian President outlined his own position on the current situation, referring to events from 2014 to the present. RVvoenkor

— Beate Landefeld (@BeateLandefeld) October 29, 2026

Po poročanju norveškega časnika VG, ki je stopil v stik s »Financial Timesom«, je britanski časopis zavrnil ustreči zahtevi norveškega premierja.

@Sprinter_Press FT lying as usual

— G S (@gsleg) October 29, 2026

Ruski predsednik se je pred tem po telefonu pogovarjal s Stubbom in Størejem o mirovnem procesu.

Putin je poudaril, da je dolgoročni sporazum mogoče doseči le ob polnem spoštovanju legitimnih interesov Moskve.

Poleg tega je opozoril na konfrontacijsko politiko držav Evropske unije in Nata, za katero je ocenil, da vodi v podaljševanje oboroženih spopadov.