As for the US, the headline does mention Greenland and the article includes
Denmark’s military changes also come in the wake of growing political tensions with the U.S. over control of Greenland, a Danish territory.
And “why Russia tensions?” Probably because Russia is currently waging a war of territorial expansion and several NATO members in the Nordics and Baltics could be next.
Regarding potential conflict with Russia, Denmark’s Minister of Defense Troels Lund Poulsen said in February, "Within two years, Russia could pose a credible threat to one or several NATO-countries if NATO does not build up its own military power in the same rate as Russia.
Didn’t Putin recently make noise over America annexing Greenland? He would be happy with splitting it between them, however.
Fighting America would be as much posturing as fighting, with most fighting being an insurgency type fight. Russia is more likely to be blunt about it, but also more viable to repel. Particularly if the rest of NATO is willing to respond to it.
Didn’t the US wanted to annex it? Why Russia tensions?
Newsweek is an American rag, so they won’t call the US out like that.
Literally the first sentence of the article. Tension with the US over Greenland, with Russia over the war in Ukraine
So why not “US, Russia tensions” or “Greenland, Ukraine tensions” in the title?
Sure, maybe it should be one of those two
Ah, thank you.
Do you know what’s been happening in Ukraine and in the Baltic
As for the US, the headline does mention Greenland and the article includes
And “why Russia tensions?” Probably because Russia is currently waging a war of territorial expansion and several NATO members in the Nordics and Baltics could be next.
Maybe because america is currently being controlled by russia.
America doesn’t need Russia to be an old-fashioned imperialist.
United States of Russmerica
Didn’t Putin recently make noise over America annexing Greenland? He would be happy with splitting it between them, however.
Fighting America would be as much posturing as fighting, with most fighting being an insurgency type fight. Russia is more likely to be blunt about it, but also more viable to repel. Particularly if the rest of NATO is willing to respond to it.