Greenland Crisis Stirs Tension Within NATO Amid Russia's Arctic Militarization

The situation in NATO is strained due to a crisis over Greenland, with Russia's growing military presence in the Arctic being a primary concern. Norway's defense minister stresses the need for western allies to focus on their enduring adversary, Russia, while U.S. pressures to acquire Greenland exacerbate tensions.

Amid escalating tensions within NATO over a crisis involving Greenland, Western allies are reminded of their common adversary: Russia. Norway's defense minister points out the increased military presence in the Arctic by Russia as a pressing threat.

As U.S. President Donald Trump persistently pushes to acquire Greenland from NATO ally Denmark, the Western military alliance shows signs of strain. The situation underscores ongoing geopolitical stress among allies.

Trump is set to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he is expected to reiterate demands regarding Greenland. With Norway sharing an Arctic border with Russia, concerns over Russian nuclear capabilities persist.

(With inputs from agencies.)