Russia’s Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev provocatively suggested that if U.S. President Donald Trump doesn’t act quickly to secure Greenland, the island’s roughly 55,000 residents could suddenly vote to join Russia — a remark widely seen as ironic or satirical aimed at mocking Trump’s renewed interest in acquiring the territory. Medvedev quipped that a sudden referendum could make Greenland Russia’s 90th federal subject, underscoring tensions over Arctic geopolitics as Trump and some U.S. lawmakers push for U.S. control of the strategically located Arctic island. While Russia has made no formal claim to Greenland, the comment highlights the broader global rivalry in the Arctic, where melting ice, new shipping routes and resources have drawn great‑power attention. Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark and a NATO member, has firmly resisted takeover proposals, insisting its future should be decided democratically by its own people.

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