US EditionTrump Hints US Could Seize Greenland ‘the Easy Way’ or the ‘Hard Way’
The U.S. considers Greenland for its strategic Arctic location and mineral wealth despite Denmark's opposition and NATO allies warning of alliance risks.
- On Tuesday, the White House said President Donald Trump is exploring options to acquire Greenland, and officials have not ruled out using military force despite Denmark and Greenland rejecting any sale.
- President Donald Trump has cited Greenland's Arctic location and rare-earth minerals as vital for U.S. security, questioning Denmark's NATO defense spending record of 1.65.
- A joint statement from seven European countries backed Denmark, asserting Greenland belongs to its people, while Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen warned U.S. action could jeopardize NATO.
- U.S. lawmakers moved to block funding after force remained on the table, with Senator Ruben Gallego introducing legislation and experts warning NATO's Article 5 mutual-defense clause would be triggered.
- Approximately 150 U.S. Space Force personnel are stationed at Pituffik Space Base, Denmark and Greenland requested meetings with Secretary of State Marco Rubio next week, and Trump canceled a planned state visit to Denmark.
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