Kremlin Criticizes Western Attitudes on Greenland

The Kremlin has declared Greenland to be Danish territory and highlighted what it sees as Western nations’ double standards in claiming that Russia and China pose a threat to the island. Moscow rebukes the West for allegations of aggression in Greenland, pointing to inconsistencies in their moral narratives.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Moscow | Updated: 16-01-2026 15:39 IST | Created: 16-01-2026 15:39 IST
Kremlin Criticizes Western Attitudes on Greenland
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The Kremlin on Friday reasserted Greenland as Danish territory, labeling the security situation there as "extraordinary" under international law.

Russia has expressed dissatisfaction with the West's claims that it, along with China, posed a threat to Greenland. The remarks came after Western nations continued to assert these allegations.

Moscow criticized the crisis narrative regarding Greenland, accusing Western powers of displaying double standards while proclaiming moral superiority on the issue.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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