What should be done about Russia's plan to expand in the Arctic?

SPC Stephenson, yes, very likely. Russia has a history of posturing for points, to look strong and decisive, to tweak the West. Russia does seem to be missing the public vote to contain enemies, yet also seems to enjoy the distraction they place on the West/NATO. History shows that Russia makes a move either by creating or supporting such distractions. We have a bounding over watch tactic to move forward, their over watch is designed to retreat to fall back areas and wear down enemy supply, and so on by attrition. Worked against nearly all thus far. Aggression has the opposite effect as Russia cannot sustain forces too far deployed; they seek buffer zones but will also seek resources...Africa and the arctics and oceans are the last frontiers.