Støre demands correction of Financial Times report on Putin talks, says account is false

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Støre demands correction of Financial Times report on Putin talks, says account is false
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According to the three anonymous sources, most of Tuesday’s 90-minute conversation between Putin, Støre and Finnish President Alexander Stubb was taken up by the alleged Russian history lesson.

"We have asked them (Financial Times) to correct that, because it is not true. And they will correct that, because we were the ones who participated in the conversation," Støre said in an interview with the Norwegian newspaper Verdens Gang on Wednesday evening.

However, the Financial Times tells VG that it stands by its reporting and will not make any corrections.

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