European allies are holding urgent talks as to how they will respond to America taking Greenland by military force.
Experts have warned that should the US President order a military strike on Greenland then this be the end of NATO.
Jean-Noël Barrot, the French foreign minister said, “We want to take action, but we want to do so together with our European partners,” as to how Europe will respond.
A German source told Reuters that Berlin is “closely working together with other European countries and Denmark on the next steps regarding Greenland.”
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Danish soldiers will shoot first and ask questions later, this is part of the Danish Ministry of Defence’s existence of the 1952 code which orders all soldiers to “immediately” attack invading forces, without any order being given.
Denmark has warned if Donald Trump attacks Greenland then NATO will be finished, this comes as the US President has said he wants the country “right now.”
Trump is interested Greenland’s mineral’s which comes after he launched an attack on Venezuela to capture President Nicholas Maduro and his wife who are now in a detention centre in New York.
Donald Trump said on Monday evening, “We need Greenland for national security, and that includes Europe.
“You know I’m very loyal to Europe. We need it for national security, right now.
“I think that Greenland is very important for the national security of the United States, Europe, and other parts of the free world.”
He added there is “no timeline” for US to use military force, but this is not posturing, and I am “very serious.”
The former French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin warned that should the US invade Greenland then Trump will become an “enemy” of NATO.
In a warning he told Bloomberg TV, “In no case should Europe accept any damage to European sovereignty,” and that a member of the alliance attacking another NATO member is “unprecedented.”
He added, “And of course if Donald Trump goes forward, the status of the US will go from adversary or rival to the one of enemy.
“It’ll be a huge historical change.”
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