As Donald Trump keeps Europe consumed with Greenland, analysts warn Vladimir Putin may be quietly resetting the clock. Experts say a pause in Ukraine could be strategic, allowing Russia to recover before striking again. Attention is turning to Narva, a small Estonian city on NATO’s frontline, where history, language and geography blur the border with Russia. Some now question whether the alliance would truly go to war for one town. With drones pounding Ukraine and new hypersonic weapons forming, the fear is simple: 2026 may not bring peace, but a far riskier test of NATO.