European governments led by the UK, Germany, and France have vowed to stay true to the NATO alliance and defend Greenland against American invasion.
The news comes after Trump vowed to get the giant island nation at any cost, raising eyebrows across the board. Sources shared how the goal was to de-escalate tensions and also reduce US threats that involve using military forces.
{img}The strategically important Arctic territory is part of the kingdom of Denmark, and the latter recently declared that it would not tolerate any other country annexing the island, as it belongs to them.
They also shared how the military was given strict orders to shoot first and ask questions later, making it a historic move. The incident has alarmed many European capitals, which feel Trump should respect the NATO alliance, as going against it would mean the end of it.
{img}Experts claim that leaders in London and Berlin want to show a united EU commitment to Arctic defense and signal how the region is taking security in the High North very seriously.