フィンランドとノルウェーの首脳、プーチン就跟に電話＝ウクライナ和平への.Basic conceptsを協議
10月27日、フィンランド大統領 アレクサンダー・ストゥブとノルウェー首相 ヨナス・ガー・ストーレは、ウクライナ戦争の終結とアブダビで予定される和平交渉に関するIFIUAの考えをプーチン Directly 電話にてAPS. 两人は自国首脳として参加し、欧州全体を代表したわけではないと強調した。事前には乌克兰と協議しており、AretheyAfter the call talked with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
要点
- 10月27日、アルゼクサンダー・ストゥブとヨナス・ガー・ストーレがウラジミール・プーチンと約1時間半電話会話した。
- 電話は10月20日のオスロ会合 continuing negotiations であり、事前 consultations with Ukraine が行われた。
- Calls’ goal was conveying Ukrainian signals about planned Abu Dhabi peace talks and direct de-escalation calls.
- Strub and Støre participated as leaders of Finland and Norway, not as representatives of Europe as a whole.
- After the call, Zelenskyy held a separate telephone conversation with Stubb and Støre.
- Zelenskyy said the leaders clearly called on Putin to take real de-escalation steps concerning Ukraine’s energy and infrastructure.
- Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen criticized the initiative as uncoordinated with other European governments and questioned Russia’s peaceful intent.
なぜ重要か
The call created a direct communication channel between Putin and two European leaders from countries bordering Russia. It linked the Oslo diplomatic process and the planned Abu Dhabi talks with calls to end the war, resume negotiations and de-escalate attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. It also exposed disagreements over whether the initiative was adequately coordinated within Europe and whether Russia was genuinely seeking peace.
何が起きたか
On 27 October, Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre initiated a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin from Helsinki. The discussion covered Russia’s war against Ukraine, diplomatic efforts to end the war, peace and stability in Europe, and preparations for trilateral talks involving Ukraine, the United States and Russia, planned for November in Abu Dhabi. Finland and Norway had consulted Ukraine before the call, and the leaders said they were participating in their own national capacities rather than on behalf of Europe. After the call, Stubb and Støre briefed Zelenskyy, who said they had clearly urged Putin to take real de-escalation steps concerning Ukraine’s energy and infrastructure. The Kremlin gave a different emphasis, saying Putin raised what it called the root causes of the war and that lasting peace required Russia’s interests to be fully and unconditionally taken into account. The Kremlin also said the participants agreed to maintain direct telephone contacts.
ウクライナメディアの見方
Ukrainian coverage focused on Zelenskyy’s briefing after the call, the reported demand for de-escalatory steps affecting Ukrainian energy and infrastructure, preparations for the November trilateral meeting and continued Nordic support for Ukrainian diplomacy. Ukrainian reports also highlighted consultations with Ukraine before the call and the fact that Stubb and Støre acted as national leaders rather than representatives of Europe.
海外メディアの見方
International coverage emphasized the unusual direct contact between Putin and European leaders, with German and Hong Kong reports highlighting the call’s unusual character and Spanish-language coverage emphasizing the two leaders’ effort to seek an end to the war. The international framing also included criticism that the initiative had not been coordinated with other European governments and concerns about Russia’s willingness to pursue peace.
報道の食い違い
Denmark’s prime minister said the Finnish and Norwegian initiative had not been coordinated with other European governments and questioned whether Russia sought peace. Stubb, Støre and Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo said relevant authorities and allies had been informed and that the call was intended to prepare the ground for future talks in support of Ukraine. The Kremlin emphasized the alleged root causes of the war and Russia’s legitimate interests, while Ukrainian accounts emphasized ending the war, resuming negotiations and de-escalating attacks on Ukraine’s energy and infrastructure.
背景
The call continued discussions from the leaders’ meeting in Oslo on 20 October, which involved Stubb, Støre, Zelenskyy and representatives of the US president. Finland and Norway consulted Ukraine before the call and said they would continue their longstanding support for Ukraine. A team-level trilateral meeting involving Ukraine, the United States and Russia was planned for November in Abu Dhabi, although the exact date had not been fixed. The Kremlin reported that the participants welcomed an understanding to resume the trilateral talks in the first half of November.