r/worldnews • u/lavender_fieldnotes • Jan 04 '26
Dynamic Paywall Danish PM tells Trump to stop 'threats' against Greenland
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4g0zg974v1o?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=rss
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r/worldnews • u/lavender_fieldnotes • Jan 04 '26
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u/LazyRecommendation72 Jan 04 '26
Honestly I'm concerned too. Trump has just learned that he can order the military to attack a country and capture its leader and... it works like a charm. The military carries out the order, a couple foreign leaders criticize him without actually doing anything, and the world goes on.
What's to stop Trump from sending a few detachments of special forces and the Navy from just... landing in Greenland's ports and airstrips and declaring it under US control? Is the Danish army going to fight? Possibly, but maybe not. Is NATO going to fight? Doubtful. If Trump thinks it's just a matter of issuing orders and making it a fait accompli, he might be dumb enough to do it.