US EditionPutin says rivalries are increasing in the Arctic, but economic cooperation is possible
- Geopolitical rivalries in the Arctic are increasing, but Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that cooperation is still possible with Western countries.
- Putin indicated U.S. Designs on Greenland have historical roots and highlighted that the U.S. Continues to promote its interests in the Arctic.
- Putin is interested in expanding northern ports and building a merchant fleet in the Arctic, stating that foreign cooperation would be necessary for this project.
- Concerns were expressed about NATO countries viewing the Far North as a potential conflict zone, with Putin mentioning that Russia is monitoring the situation accordingly.
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Putin fears that the Arctic will become a “springboard for possible conflicts”
At a press conference on the Arctic in Murmansk, in northwestern Russia, the Russian leader said it was “evident” that the United States will continue “to systematically promote its geostrategic, political-military and economic interests in the Arctic”.
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