Russia Challenged the U.S. in Greenland — Then the Arctic Became a Trap

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In the frozen darkness near Greenland, Russia made a move that nearly rewrote Arctic history.
A Yasen-M class nuclear submarine surfaced through solid ice. Elite Spetsnaz forces landed. Missile systems activated.
Moscow believed the Arctic storm would hide everything.

They were wrong.

What Russia didn’t realize was that the U.S. Navy had been tracking every move long before the operation began.
Advanced sonar networks, stealth aircraft, carrier strike groups, and next-generation sensor fusion quietly turned Greenland into a trap.

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