US-Greenland Tension: US President Donald Trump has ordered the military to prepare a plan to occupy Greenland. Donald Trump keeps threatening to occupy Greenland. But meanwhile news has come that he has asked the Special Force commanders to plan a possible attack. However, top officials of the US Army are openly opposing this arbitrary idea of ​​Trump. According to the Daily Mail report, according to sources, the advisors around Trump are taking this plan forward. The most important name in this is said to be political advisor Stephen Miller.

These people believe that after the success of the operation to remove Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, America should now take rapid action on Greenland before Russia or China strengthen their hold there. British diplomats estimate that domestic politics is also a major reason behind Trump’s thinking. Mid-term elections are to be held in America this year and questions are being raised on the government regarding the economy. It is believed that Trump wants to divert voters’ attention from the economy to a bigger national security issue.

Will NATO break up?

If America takes such a step, its impact will not be limited to Greenland only. This decision could create a conflict with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and could also pose a serious threat to the future of military alliances like NATO. In some diplomatic documents it has been described as a threat of disintegration from within NATO.

What did the army say to Trump?

According to the information, Trump has asked the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) to prepare a plan for military action on Greenland. But the Joint Chiefs of Staff has opposed it. He says that this step will be against international law and even the US Congress will not support it.

A source said that military officers are trying to divert Trump’s attention. They are talking about options like stopping Russia’s alleged ghost ships instead of Greenland or taking limited action against Iran. These ships are used to avoid western sanctions. Different situations have been considered in diplomatic circles. In one situation, Trump may try to separate Greenland from Denmark through force or political pressure. This is considered the worst situation, which will break NATO from within.

What did Trump say to Denmark?

Amidst all this, Trump again threatened on Friday that if America does not take control of Greenland, then Russia or China can occupy it in the future. He said that if the deal does not work out then America may have to adopt a tough path. All the major political parties of Greenland have issued a joint statement clearly stating that they neither want to become American nor live under Denmark. He says that the future of Greenland will be decided by the people there themselves.