Peskov said Kremlin expects dialogue with Norway and Finland to continue

Dmitry Peskov, the Russian dictator’s spokesman, said the Kremlin expects dialogue with Norway and Finland to continue.
This was reported by Russia’s Interfax, according to Censor.NET.
Peskov said the Kremlin was ready to continue dialogue
Asked about a possible meeting with the leaders of Norway and Finland, Peskov said: "We agreed that the conversation would continue."
He said such contacts make sense because Norway and Finland are Russia’s neighbors.
"If… statesmen emerge who understand the need for dialogue, this should be supported," the Kremlin representative said.
Conversation with Putin
- Earlier, it emerged that the leaders of Finland and Norway had spoken with dictator Putin.
- The talks with Putin were held with Ukraine’s agreement.
- This was Putin’s first direct contact with top European leaders who support Kyiv since French President Emmanuel Macron spoke with Russian dictator Putin in July last year.