When US Attacks Greenland: The new step taken in American politics regarding Greenland has put not only Europe but the entire NATO alliance in an uncomfortable situation. The Greenland Annexation and Statehood Act, introduced by Republican MP Randy Fine, is no longer just a domestic US bill, but has become the foundation of conflict between the US and its closest military alliance, NATO.

The purpose of this bill is clear – to give the US administration a legal way to include Greenland in the US and make it an American state in the future. Donald Trump has already said many times that Greenland is strategically important for America and mere military presence there is not enough, but ownership is necessary.

NATO stuck on Greenland issue

Greenland is currently an autonomous region under Denmark and Denmark is a member of NATO. In such a situation, if America tries to occupy Greenland through force or pressure, then it will
Can create unprecedented crisis within. In this context, the statement of European Union Defense and Space Commissioner Andreas Kubilius is considered very important. He clearly said that if America takes military action on Greenland, it could prove to be the end of NATO.

Will European countries come together to help Denmark?

Kubilius warned that such a move would not only deeply hurt Europe-US relations, but would also create huge negative sentiments towards America among the common people. He also clarified that Article 42.7 of the Treaty of the European Union obliges the member countries to help other countries if there is a military attack on any member country. If Denmark asked for help, Europe would have to step forward.

Statement from the Prime Minister of Greenland’s Office: “The United States has once again reiterated its desire to take over Greenland. This is something the government coalition in Greenland cannot accept under any circumstances. Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark. As…