US EditionU.S. Faces Skepticism over Deterring China as Trump Eyes Greenland
Russia calls Trump's Greenland acquisition attempt 'extraordinary' while NATO prioritizes Arctic security amid rising military activity and ice melting, officials said.
- On Friday, Russia called the Trump administration's threats to take over Greenland `extraordinary` and said it would continue monitoring as the situation develops differently.
- Since Jan. 3, U.S. President Donald Trump has pressed to acquire Greenland, linking it to hard power, while the White House refuses to rule out military action, citing national security.
- With seven of the eight Arctic powers in NATO, Rutte said on Monday that `all allies` agree Arctic security is a priority, while Russia called the drills a provocation.
- Analysts warn the dispute over Greenland threatens NATO cohesion, while Russia reinforces Arctic defenses with nuclear assets on the Kola Peninsula to control the Bear Gap and GIUK Gap.
- Together with the rest of the world, leaders will watch which trajectory unfolds as the crisis could lead to NATO disunity benefiting Russia, a trend analysts link to the "Donroe Doctrine".
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After talks between the foreign ministers of Greenland, Denmark and US officials on Wednesday failed to yield results, US President Donald Trump faced questions about what his next steps might be. Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office, Trump - who continues to increase pressure on Greenland in his desire to annex the territory - refused to rule out the possibility of leaving NATO. "Greenland is very important to national security," Trump said…
Kremlin Condemns Trump’s Greenland Push, Denies Russian Ambitions in Arctic - Real News Now
Russia is taking sharp notice of President Donald Trump’s latest geopolitical maneuver: a full-court press to acquire Greenland. On Friday, the Kremlin criticized Trump’s strategy as “extraordinary from the standpoint of international law” and warned that the international order could be headed in a “different trajectory.” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov took a veiled swipe at Trump’s America First doctrine, claiming, “He has said that internati…
Trump Threatens Tariff Hike on Nations Opposing U.S. on Greenland.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: President Donald J. Trump suggested imposing tariffs on countries that oppose his administration’s efforts to acquire Greenland.WHO WAS INVOLVED: President Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen, and other leaders from Denmark and Greenland.WHEN & WHERE: Comments were made during a rural health care roundtable on Friday, following meetings earlier …
What happens if US takes Greenland by force? 'NATO dies,' Danish defense expert says
The diplomatic ice is thickening over Greenland as Denmark and its European allies launch a major show of military force. An exercise called Operation Arctic Endurance is officially underway with French, Swedish and German forces joining the Danes to signal a united front against talk of a U.S. takeover. This move follows a high-level deadlock in Washington. Danish and Greenlandic foreign ministers met with Vice President JD Vance and Secretary …
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