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Putin receives Iran's top security
Russian President Vladimir Putin met on Friday with the head of Iran’s top security body, Ali Larijani, who was on a previously unannounced visit to Moscow amid tensions with the United States, the Kremlin says. “The head of state received in the Kremlin the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ali Larijani, who is visiting Russia,” the Kremlin says in a statement on its website.
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Greenland Is Not Optional: Arctic Power, Missile Defense, and U.S. National Will
To counter a growing campaign of Arctic disinformation, this brief report addresses how manufactured narratives surrounding Greenland’s status, sovereignty, and Western intent are being used to weaken strategic clarity and national will. Framed as moral critique or anti-colonial concern, these narratives deliberately obscure the legal, historical, and security realities governing Greenland while shielding hostile actors seeking to expand influence in the High North. Arctic stability depends on law, consent, and strategy—not distortion. Greenland’s relationship with Denmark, the presence of U.S. and NATO security infrastructure, and Western engagement in the Arctic are grounded in treaty law, mutual defense, and the explicit consent of governing authorities. By erasing this context and recasting lawful defense posture as exploitation, adversarial information campaigns seek to fracture alliances, delegitimize deterrence, and create strategic vacuums exploitable by Russia and China. This report restores factual and legal clarity, exposing how Greenland is being repurposed as a narrative weapon in a broader effort to degrade Western resolve. Reach out if you have any questions Jeffrey Damien Cappella Soldiers to Statesmen Foundation
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