Let’s not forget that, at the moment, the Russians are losing massive numbers of soldiers due to the Ukrainian defense—the staunch Ukrainian defense.

In a single month, this amounts to 20,000 to 25,000 Russian soldiers killed. I am not talking about those seriously wounded, but about those killed—dead—20,000 to 25,000 a month.

When you compare that to the Afghan war in the 1980s, where they lost around 20,000 soldiers over ten years, the contrast is stark. Now they are losing that number—and more—in just one month. That is clearly unsustainable on their side as well.

“This is a train route with multiple stops… President Trump wants to move it at high speed.”
Dans insists Trump’s goal “will not be thwarted,” with diplomatic, economic, and coercive options on the table.

Military force isn’t ruled out, but Dans downplays it:

“Only those who live in a state of ignorance should be alarmed about a U.S. invasion of Greenland.”
“You can’t invade when you’re already there.”
Source: USA Today

The equipment was allegedly meant for distribution in provinces hit by recent unrest.

Seized items include 100 long-range receivers, 50 BTS signal boosters, 743 5G modems, and 799 smartphones.

Officials claim the gear could have enabled covert internet and mobile access in remote areas for espionage and sabotage targeting military, security, and industrial sites.

We feel betrayed. The rhetoric is offensive and bewildering.

We have done nothing but support the notion that Greenland is part of the American national sphere of interest for many decades.

We are bewildered that I now have to hold a press conference about a possible annexation or selling of Greenland.

This is not something we sought or think we deserved.