Russia Believes Necessary to Develop Contacts With Norway, Finland — Kremlin
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) — Russia believes it is necessary to develop contacts with Norway and Finland, as it is in Moscow’s interests, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday. «Of course, it makes sense. These are our border countries, so it’s in our interests. And Norway and Finland are our border countries,» Peskov told Channel One, when asked about whether it makes sense to continue communication with Norway and Finland. Peskov called the reaction from Denmark, Estonia, and other European countries to the Norwegian and Finnish leaders’ phone call with Putin hysterical and added that the European capitals’ position on the need to continue pressure on Russia destructive and will lead to nothing good.
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