Give half of Greenland to Putin… After Donald Trump, now Russia is eyeing it, big threat from Russian general

Last Updated:January 15, 2025, 14:16 ISTGreenland Russia Split: After Trump, now Russia also has its eyes on Greenland. Russian General Andrey Gurulev has said that America and Russia should divide Greenland between themselves. Greenland’s strategic importance and mineral resources for both Russia and China…read moreHighlightsDonald Trump wants to make Greenland a part of AmericaAfter Trump, now Russia also has its eyes on GreenlandA Russian general has talked about occupying GreenlandMoscow: America After President Donald Trump, now Russia also has its eyes on Greenland. A Russian army general has proposed that Trump and Putin should divide Greenland between themselves. But also said that Putin should also seize an island in the Arctic region from NATO. America’s newly elected President Donald Trump has threatened to occupy Greenland for ‘global national security and freedom’, due to which the European Union is in shock. Putin also now wants a piece of the world’s largest island. According to the report published in The Sun, according to Russian General Andrey Gurulev, Trump and Putin should divide the Greenland island between themselves instead of fighting. But at the same time Gurulev believes that the Kremlin should capture Spitsbergen located in the Arctic. It is a Norwegian island located in the Arctic, where military operations are banned. He believes that it should be used as an effective defense base. Gurulev is a radical pro-Putin MP. He made this demand when Putin’s spokesperson Dmitry Peskov suggested Trump to step back from his claim on Greenland. Why should we keep an eye on Greenland? Gurulev says that if Trump claims Greenland as his own, then why shouldn’t we? Greenland is situated in the middle of the Arctic Ocean. This is one of the important trade routes of this region. Apart from this, there are reserves of rare minerals here. Both Russia and China want to gain control over the Arctic. Gurulev said, ‘We want Greenland and this is not a joke. We need it very much. Why not take some money and settle this issue once and for all? He said that in the worst case, Trump could agree to divide Greenland into several parts. It is clear that Denmark will no longer exist there. Russia’s eye on Spitsbergen also Gurulev further said that Russia should also keep an eye on Spitsbergen, which is under the sovereignty of Norway. Russia has the right to pursue various economic endeavors such as mining under the Svalbard Treaty of 1920. Russia also has a commercial embassy here. However, military activities on the island are prohibited under international agreements. But Gurulev believes that Russia should overturn it. “Spitsbergen is close to our Northern Fleet, which is important for us,” he said in a TV programme. It should be removed from joint development and taken under Russian control and military bases should be built there. Location :New Delhi,New Delhi,DelhiFirst Published :January 15, 2025, 14:16 ISThomeworldGive half of Greenland to Russia… After Donald Trump, now Putin is eyeing

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