Trump Escalates Greenland Push, Vows Action ‘the Easy Way or the Hard Way’

NATO’s top general describes the alliance as far from crisis.

Overview

President Donald Trump said the United States will act on Greenland to block Russian or Chinese influence, stating he prefers a negotiated deal but is prepared for tougher measures.
The White House said a purchase of the Danish territory is being actively considered, while offering no details on legal mechanisms and declining to rule out military options.
Denmark’s prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, warned that any U.S. attack on an ally over Greenland would mean the end of everything for NATO.
NATO’s military chief, General Alexus Grynkewich, speaking in Finland, reported no impact on alliance military work and affirmed readiness to defend every inch of NATO territory.
Multiple European governments voiced support for Denmark, and European Council President António Costa said nothing can be decided about Greenland without the consent of Denmark or Greenland.