The U.S. president has frequently warned of using military force to capture the Arctic island, citing concerns of it potentially being taken over by Russia and China. Following discussions with U.S. Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio at the White House on Wednesday, Denmark’s foreign minister noted that Denmark and Greenland “still have a fundamental disagreement” with Washington.
French President Emmanuel Macron informed the nation’s military on Thursday that France would soon send land, air, and naval forces to Greenland.
“France and Europeans must ensure their presence wherever their interests are under threat, maintaining respect for territorial sovereignty without escalating the situation,” he stated.
The U.K. and Norway are openly supporting an initiative to establish a NATO mission called Arctic Sentry, aimed at expanding the alliance’s presence and assuring Trump of Europe’s dedication to regional security.













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