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Headline: UNCAPTIONED: NATO's Arctic Move Is More About Trump Than Russia

Caption: NATO’s Arctic Move Is More About Trump Than Russia. NATO is ramping up its presence in Greenland under a new mission called “Arctic Sentry” — but insiders say the move is aimed less at countering Russia and more at keeping Donald Trump satisfied. As defense ministers gather in Brussels, the alliance is presenting the Arctic push as a response to growing Russian and Chinese activity in the region - According to Politico. But diplomats and analysts suggest the security threat is largely overstated. Instead, the initiative appears to be a political gesture, following Trump’s earlier threats to take control of Greenland — a move that alarmed European allies. While NATO leaders publicly frame the mission as essential for Arctic security, experts argue the alliance already has the capability to defend the region. The U.S. can rapidly deploy troops from Alaska, and NATO’s Arctic strength has grown since Sweden and Finland joined the alliance. In reality, critics say “Arctic Sentry” is mostly symbolic — a strategic rebrand designed to reassure Washington and prevent deeper cracks in the transatlantic alliance. Instructions: THIS VIDEO MUST NOT BE EDITED FOR LENGTH TO COMBINE WITH OTHER CONTENT

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