Mikhailov emphasizes the risks of Trump's militarization of Greenland, warning it could destabilize the political and military landscape in the Arctic, turning it into 'a new serious militarized zone.' His concerns suggest that expanding US presence may provoke reactions from other nations in the region.
Mikhailov highlights that Danish politicians are open to a security deal with the US, indicating their willingness to allow American weaponry in Greenland, showing the complex geopolitical interests surrounding this territory.
Mikhailov points out that Russia's control over half of the Arctic region, coupled with their development of the Northern Sea Route, poses a significant challenge for US interests. He notes the active military reinforcement by Russia in the Arctic, emphasizing the urgency for the US to respond.
He warns that Trump's ambition may be misguided, suggesting the belief that America can only regain its greatness through territorial expansion reflects a misunderstanding of geostrategic realities in a world with competing powers.
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