Finnish Foreign Minister urges not to call Putin anymore
Kyiv • UNN
Elina Valtonen called on Western leaders not to compete for the Kremlin's attention and to stop having phone conversations with Putin. She emphasized the need for coordinated communication with Russia together with Ukraine.
Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen asked Western leaders to refrain from calling Putin and called for coordinated communication with the Kremlin. She said this on the air of the German broadcaster ARD, UNN reports.
Details
Valtonen emphasized that European leaders should refrain from having telephone conversations with the Russian dictator.
The most important thing is to understand that we should not compete for the Kremlin's attention. It will not make sense if European leaders make coordinated or uncoordinated calls to Putin,
The minister emphasized that a joint response is needed, not only from the United States, but primarily in coordination with Ukraine.
She also added that new sanctions against Russia, including restrictions on its so-called "shadow fleet," will be discussed at a meeting of foreign ministers on Tuesday.
Recall
For the first time in almost two years, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz had a telephone conversation with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.
During a telephone conversation with Putin , Scholz called on him to end the war against Ukraine and start peace talks.
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