WW3 fears explode as Denmark vows to 'shoot first, ask questions later'

'Shoot First, Ask Questions Later if US Invades': Greenland Tells its Troops

Denmark orders troops to defend Greenland as Trump renews takeover threats; diplomatic efforts intensify, NATO allies respond.

Greenland: Denmark issues 'we will shoot first, ask later' warning to Trump and US

Denmark has issued a stern warning, stating its forces will "shoot first, ask questions later" if the US attempts to seize Greenland militarily. This strong stance follows US suggestions that military force remains an option, escalating tensions between NATO allies. Such an action would fundamentally undermine the NATO alliance, according to Denmark's Prime Minister.

'We'll Shoot First, Ask Later': Denmark's Stern Warning To US As Trump Threatens Annexation

Tensions peaked after U.S. questioned Denmark's sovereignty over Greenland and refused to rule out

We'll shoot first, talk later: Denmark warns US as Greenland dispute hots up

The 1952 Cold War-era rule, which was created when Nazi Germany attacked Denmark in April 1940 leading to a partial collapse of communications in the Scandinavian nation, has remained in place till date.

WW3 fears explode as Denmark vows to 'shoot first, ask questions later'

Danish troops have been told to "shoot first, ask questions later" in the event of a US attack on Greenland.

Denmark's military is ordered to open fire if Americans attempt military invasion

"If Donald Trump goes forward, the status of the US will go from adversary or rival to the one of enemy," [French Prime Minister] Villepin stated. "It'll be a huge historical change."