http://president.kremlin.ru/articles/send_letter_1a.shtml
Finland
20081209
Kremlin
Moscow
We the Finnish people are astonished about the statemant made by Rr. Sergey Jastrzhembsky in Russian television.
He compared Finland concerning her foreign policies with ex-member states of Warchaw Pact and the republics of the Soviet Union, which are forming a new bloc and are preventing the EU from keeping her good relations with Russia.
Finland is seen as bad as Denmark, which is a Nato country like the "good" like Germany, Italy and France.
His plenipotentiary excellency Russian ambassador, his 2nd and 3rd assistant has with great care delt with the nyances arosen, but he can not - of course - determine the foreign policy for the behalf of the Russian President and foreign minister.
If the old Nato- and the EU countries are better in their relations with Russia, as Sergey Jastrzhembsky suggests, perhaps Finland should stick with them and join the Nato.
We, however do not fully relay on the people having a Polish family name like Jastrzhembsky, Dzerzhinsky, Pilsudsky of Brezinsky.
Please correct Sergo and be kind to our president on 14th December.
S globokim uvasheniem
Citizen
Mr. Putin's convoy: Finland belongs to the russophobic EU countries
Moscow/Helsinki
President Putin's convoy in the EU, Sergey Jastrzhembsky regards Finland as a member of the russophobic bloc of the new EU countries, which aims at hardening the EU's foreign policy towards
Russia. Among the North European countries also he counts Denmark as another one.
According to Jastrzhembsky the bloc of the suspicious is trying to take initiative from the old big EU countries like Germany, Italy and France, which he describes as loyal partners to Russia, which have to recognise soon the new bloc to have born.
Ministry of foreign affairs of Finland considers Jastrzhembsky's statments surprising.
-"We think they base on old information and also it may have been unclear. This is on surprising point, but we can not see no reason to react this", says the chief of political departmet of the ministry of foreign affairs (of Finland) Markus Lyra.
http://www.helsinginsanomat.fi/tuoreet/artikkeli/1101977937520
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2) official release of Halonen's instant visit to SPb.
Press releases and news
7th December, 2004
President Halonen will meet president Putin in St. Petersburg in Tuesday 14th December, 2004. They will have mutual talks and have a supper in
the Constantine's palace.
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Tasavallan presidentti Tarja Halonen tapaa Venäjän presidentin Vladimir Putinin Pietarissa tiistaina 14.12.2004. Presidentit käyvät kahdenväliset
keskustelut sekä syövät illallisen Konstantinin
palatsissa.
http://www.presidentti.fi/suomi/
Finland
20081209
Kremlin
Moscow
We the Finnish people are astonished about the statemant made by Rr. Sergey Jastrzhembsky in Russian television.
He compared Finland concerning her foreign policies with ex-member states of Warchaw Pact and the republics of the Soviet Union, which are forming a new bloc and are preventing the EU from keeping her good relations with Russia.
Finland is seen as bad as Denmark, which is a Nato country like the "good" like Germany, Italy and France.
His plenipotentiary excellency Russian ambassador, his 2nd and 3rd assistant has with great care delt with the nyances arosen, but he can not - of course - determine the foreign policy for the behalf of the Russian President and foreign minister.
If the old Nato- and the EU countries are better in their relations with Russia, as Sergey Jastrzhembsky suggests, perhaps Finland should stick with them and join the Nato.
We, however do not fully relay on the people having a Polish family name like Jastrzhembsky, Dzerzhinsky, Pilsudsky of Brezinsky.
Please correct Sergo and be kind to our president on 14th December.
S globokim uvasheniem
Citizen
Mr. Putin's convoy: Finland belongs to the russophobic EU countries
Moscow/Helsinki
President Putin's convoy in the EU, Sergey Jastrzhembsky regards Finland as a member of the russophobic bloc of the new EU countries, which aims at hardening the EU's foreign policy towards
Russia. Among the North European countries also he counts Denmark as another one.
According to Jastrzhembsky the bloc of the suspicious is trying to take initiative from the old big EU countries like Germany, Italy and France, which he describes as loyal partners to Russia, which have to recognise soon the new bloc to have born.
Ministry of foreign affairs of Finland considers Jastrzhembsky's statments surprising.
-"We think they base on old information and also it may have been unclear. This is on surprising point, but we can not see no reason to react this", says the chief of political departmet of the ministry of foreign affairs (of Finland) Markus Lyra.
http://www.helsinginsanomat.fi/tuoreet/artikkeli/1101977937520
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
2) official release of Halonen's instant visit to SPb.
Press releases and news
7th December, 2004
President Halonen will meet president Putin in St. Petersburg in Tuesday 14th December, 2004. They will have mutual talks and have a supper in
the Constantine's palace.
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Tasavallan presidentti Tarja Halonen tapaa Venäjän presidentin Vladimir Putinin Pietarissa tiistaina 14.12.2004. Presidentit käyvät kahdenväliset
keskustelut sekä syövät illallisen Konstantinin
palatsissa.
http://www.presidentti.fi/suomi/
Vastaukset 2
Vanhimmat
Kirje MENI Putinille Kremliin. Siinä oli hieman virheitä. Tässä on jokunen korjaus
Finland
20081209
Kremlin
Moscow
We the Finnish people are astonished about the statement made by Mr. Sergey Jastrzhembsky in Russian television.
He compared Finland concerning her foreign policies with ex-member states of Warchaw Pact and the republics of the Soviet Union, which are forming a new bloc and are preventing the EU from keeping her good relations with Russia.
Finland is seen as bad as Denmark, which is a Nato country like the "good" like Germany, Italy and France.
His plenipotentiary excellency Russian ambassador, his 2nd and 3rd assistant has with great care delt with the nyances arosen, but he can not - of course - determine the foreign policy for the behalf of the Russian President and foreign minister.
If the old Nato- and the EU countries are better in their relations with Russia, as Sergey Jastrzhembsky suggests, perhaps Finland should stick with them and join the Nato.
We, however do not fully rely on the people having a Polish family name like Jastrzhembsky, Dzerzhinsky, Pilsudsky or Brezinsky.
Please correct Sergo and be kind to our president on 14th December!
S globokim uvasheniem
Citizen
Mr. Putin's convoy: Finland belongs to the russophobic EU countries
Moscow/Helsinki
President Putin's convoy in the EU, Sergey Jastrzhembsky regards Finland as a member of the russophobic bloc of the new EU countries, which aims at hardening the EU's foreign policy towards
Russia. Among the North European countries also he counts Denmark as another one.
According to Jastrzhembsky the bloc of the suspicious is trying to take initiative from the old big EU countries like Germany, Italy and France, which he describes as loyal partners to Russia, which have to recognise soon the new bloc to have born.
Ministry of foreign affairs of Finland considers Jastrzhembsky's statments surprising.
-"We think they base on old information and also it may have been unclear. This is on surprising point, but we can not see no reason to react this", says the chief of political departmet of the ministry of foreign affairs (of Finland) Markus Lyra.
http://www.helsinginsanomat.fi/tuoreet/artikkeli/110197 7937520
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2) official release of Halonen's instant visit to SPb.
Press releases and news
7th December, 2004
President Halonen will meet president Putin in St. Petersburg in Tuesday 14th December, 2004. They will have mutual talks and have a supper in
the Constantine's palace.
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Tasavallan presidentti Tarja Halonen tapaa Venäjän presidentin Vladimir Putinin Pietarissa tiistaina 14.12.2004. Presidentit käyvät kahdenväliset
keskustelut sekä syövät illallisen Konstantinin
palatsissa.
http://www.presidentti.fi/suomi/
Noniin, Tarja käy varmaan kehumassa Venäjän demokratiakehitystä sitten...
Ihme neuvostoaikojen nöyristelymeininkiä täällä Suomessa.