The propaganda school. The Russian press, instructed by the Kremlin to write that Trump is copying Putin, through his territorial ambitions related to Greenland.

The Kremlin has instructed the state media to compare the territorial claims of American President Donald Trump in Greenland with those of Vladimir Putin, suggesting that both leaders are pursuing territorial expansion. Journalists are also encouraged to emphasize the importance of the Greenland issue and to promote the idea that disputes between the US and Europe weaken the transatlantic alliance, according to the news site Meduza.

American President Donald Trump has stated that the US must take over Greenland, insisting on negotiations for the purchase of the island. After weeks of aggressive statements, Trump promised that he would not resort to force, but called for immediate negotiations.

Following discussions with NATO chief Mark Rutte, it was agreed to renegotiate the defense agreement between the US and Denmark, signed in 1951. Developments surrounding Greenland have sparked reactions in Russia, where officials such as Sergei Lavrov and Dmitry Medvedev have commented on Trump's intentions, suggesting that they reflect a weakening of NATO unity.