Russia Dismisses NATO's Greenland Threat as 'Myth,' Warns of Arctic Escalation

• Russia rejects NATO's claims of Moscow and Beijing posing a threat to Greenland, calling it a "myth" to justify military buildup.
• The comments follow US President Donald Trump's remarks on Washington taking control of Greenland for national security.
• Denmark, which owns Greenland, has rejected Trump's assertions and criticized suggestions of sovereignty change.
• European countries like France, Germany, Norway, and Sweden have deployed troops to Greenland, increasing tensions.
• Russia warns that NATO's accelerated militarization of the Arctic under "fictitious pretext" is dangerous and destabilizing.

Why It Matters: Russia dismisses NATO's Greenland threat narrative as a pretext for Arctic militarization, warning of regional instability.