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Russia notes Trump’s dispute with NATO allies over Greenland as European troops head to Arctic for struggle video games

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Last updated: January 16, 2026 10:25 am
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Russia says geopolitical stress within the Arctic is of “the gravest concern,” as European NATO members ramp up for struggle video games within the area and Moscow seeks to focus on the disagreement between the Trump administration and its closest allies over Greenland. 

“NATO has launched into a course of accelerated militarization of the North, rising its army presence there beneath the fictional pretext of a rising risk from Moscow and Beijing,” Russia’s embassy in Belgium stated in an announcement late Wednesday.

The assertion went on to say that Russia advocates for peace, cooperation and dialogue within the area, however that, “NATO members present no disposition to resolve points in a constructive method.”

“The militaristic spirit inside the alliance is barely rising stronger, and given the disagreements which have emerged inside the bloc over the Greenland difficulty, its capacity to achieve agreements is turning into more and more unpredictable, together with on Arctic issues,” the Russian embassy stated. “We take into account the alliance’s line of escalating confrontation within the Arctic to be counterproductive and intensely harmful.”

The assertion got here as prime Trump administration officers met in Washington with Danish and Greenlandic officers to debate Mr. Trump’s repeated vows to make the huge, largely frozen island a part of the USA. The White Home says the U.S. wants management of the resource-rich island, lengthy a semi-autonomous territory of Denmark, for safety causes, claiming that Russia and China will in any other case take it over.

America’s European allies, and Greenland’s personal authorities, have vehemently rejected the notion of the U.S. taking management of the island, by any means, and argued that U.S. possession is pointless for safety causes, as Greenland is already NATO territory. 

After the assembly, Denmark’s international minister stated his nation and the U.S. nonetheless had “basic” variations over Greenland’s future, however would proceed to speak.

EU leaders, in the meantime, have additionally sought to acknowledge Mr. Trump’s issues about rising safety threats round Greenland.

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“Geopolitical tensions have unfold to the Arctic,” Denmark’s protection ministry stated in an announcement on Wednesday. “The Authorities of Greenland, and the Danish Ministry of Defence have due to this fact determined to proceed the Danish Armed Forces’ elevated train exercise in Greenland, in shut cooperation with NATO allies.”

“The aim is to coach the flexibility to function beneath the distinctive Arctic situations and to strengthen the alliance’s footprint within the Arctic, benefiting each European and transatlantic safety,” the ministry stated.

“Do not hearken to Russian propaganda,” Lars-Christian Brask, vice-chair of the Danish Parliament’s International Coverage Committee, instructed CBS Information on Thursday, calling the assembly in Washington between U.S., European and Greenlandic officers optimistic regardless of the shortage of a decision to the matter.

“I believe it is optimistic that the clear disagreement that’s there between Denmark, Greenland and the U.S. will likely be taken right into a platform, a excessive degree working group,” Brask stated, calling it “a great way of continuous discovering out what we will do to resolve this example.” 

“It is all about speaking. It is about speaking. It is making an attempt to resolve a difficulty that wasn’t solvable in an hour’s assembly yesterday,” Brask stated.

Aaja Chemnitz, a Greenlandic member of Denmark’s Parliament, instructed CBS Information on Thursday, “Many people had been involved that it will be the identical as Zelenskyy when he was within the White Home, and due to this fact, taking into consideration the entire state of affairs, I believe it was a hit.”

“What I hear from again house [in Greenland], which I believe is essential to additionally emphasize, is that youngsters are involved. They’re speaking about their issues at college. Now we have elders that aren’t sleeping as a result of they’re involved. I believe all of this that has occurred has been offensive in direction of us. I believe a few of it has been appalling. And due to this fact, it is necessary to take out the depth. And just a little bit has been taken out from the assembly yesterday, however this can be a marathon and never a brief dash, and we have to be sure that Greenland and Denmark keep as shut an ally on this state of affairs,” Chemnitz stated.

Mr. Trump has disparaged efforts by Denmark to extend safety for Greenland, saying Wednesday in a submit on social media: “Two dogsleds will not do it! Solely the USA can!!!” 

Denmark says it is invested virtually $14 billion in Arctic safety, and forward of the army drills within the area, its European companions additionally signaled their funding within the island’s protection.

Arctic Command in Nuuk

Navy personnel are seen exterior the Danish Armed Forces Arctic Command base in Nuuk, Greenland, Jan. 15, 2026.

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A small variety of European troops had been arriving in Greenland Thursday to take part within the upcoming train. Germany stated it was sending 13 troops to Greenland’s capital Nuuk. The Netherlands stated it will be working with NATO to conduct joint reconnaissance forward of the army train, and sending one officer from its navy, and Finland stated it will be sending two liaison officers.

A small group of French troops had arrived in Greenland as effectively, French President Emmanuel Macron stated.

Addressing army personnel in Istres, France, on Thursday, Macron stated, “historical past forgives neither lack of preparation nor weak spot.”

“Europeans have a selected accountability, as this territory [Greenland] belongs to the European Union … An preliminary army staff is already on the bottom and will likely be bolstered within the coming days with land, air, and sea belongings,” Macron stated.

Macron stated France should play the function of “being accessible within the face of the risk, to know find out how to adapt itself, and to be on the aspect of a sovereign nation to guard its territory.”

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