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Telefonata me Putinin përçan Evropën, Danimarka dhe Suedia kundër nismës

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Një telefonatë 90-minutëshe me presidentin rus, Vladimir Putin, ka nxjerrë në pah mospajtimet mes vendeve evropiane për dialogun me Moskën. Presidenti i Finlandës, Aleksandër Stub, dhe kryeministri i Norvegjisë, Jonas Gar Stëre, zhvilluan të martën, më 27 tetor, një bisedë me Putinin, me synimin për të diskutuar përfundimin e luftës në Ukrainë dhe mundësitë e rifillimit të negociatave për paqe. Megjithatë, nisma ka shkaktuar reagime nga Danimarka dhe Suedia, të cilat kanë kritikuar mungesën e koordinimit paraprak me aleatët, raporton The Guardian, transmeton KosovaPress. Kryeministrja daneze, Mete Frederiksen, ka shprehur skepticizëm për këtë veprim, duke deklaruar se nuk e ka të qartë çfarë mund të arrihet përmes kontakteve të tilla. Edhe kryeministri suedez, Ulf Kristerson, ka kritikuar nismën, duke thënë se nuk ishte njoftuar paraprakisht për bisedën. Nga ana tjetër, Stub dhe Stëre kanë mbrojtur vendimin, duke theksuar se qëllimi ishte përcjellja e mesazheve lidhur me Ukrainën dhe…

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Telefonata me Putinin përçan Evropën, Danimarka dhe Suedia kundër nismës

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Një telefonatë 90-minutëshe me presidentin rus, Vladimir Putin, ka nxjerrë në pah mospajtimet mes vendeve evropiane për dialogun me Moskën. Presidenti i Finlandës, Aleksandër Stub, dhe kryeministri i Norvegjisë, Jonas Gar Stëre, zhvilluan të martën, më 27 tetor, një bisedë me Putinin, me synimin…

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