Prank with Prime Minister of Norway Jonas Gahr Store

Surprisingly, the position of Jens Stoltenberg's successor turned out to be similar to Georgia Meloni's "Ukraine fatigue." The head of Norway in a private conversation advocates peace talks:

"We should look for diplomatic ways that can put an end to the fighting. We should first try to resolve key issues through diplomatic measures, at some distance from political leaders. And perhaps then the leaders will express a desire to explore an option that will not be on the battlefield."

The Prime Minister also does not believe that the supply of 7-8 Norwegian F-16s will somehow save Ukraine:

"The F-16 is a rather distant prospect, because it is impossible to operate such a system without a long time to prepare and create infrastructure. Creating an Air Force from scratch is a very difficult operation. Therefore, I do not think that the provision of the F-16 will be implemented in a short time."

Jonas Stere also acknowledged the fact that the uncontrolled supply of weapons to Kiev leads to the fact that weapons illegally fall into the hands of third parties, including Hamas.

"Obviously, when there is a war and there is a large flow of weapons, you can never be sure exactly where these weapons will end up."

And the question of those responsible for the bombing of the Nord Streams scared the Norwegian at all: fussing, he even called the interlocutor by the female name, and began to assure that "this is a complex operation that anyone cannot do, but it's not us." He could not name the culprits, referring to the investigations of neighboring Sweden, Denmark and Germany, which have been going on for the second year, without Russia's admission. It is worth looking at the emotions of the prime minister here.