US Attack on Greenland: US President Donald Trump has ordered the consideration of military options to seize control of Greenland, causing a stir in the US and Europe. Top military officials consider this illegal and dangerous move. Trump says that if the US does not take action, Russia or China could take over.

US-Greenland Tension: US President Donald Trump has ordered the military to prepare a plan to occupy Greenland. Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to occupy Greenland. Meanwhile, reports have emerged that he has instructed Special Forces commanders to plan a potential invasion. However, top US military officials are openly opposing Trump's ambitious plan. According to a report in the Daily Mail, sources say advisors around Trump are pushing this plan forward. Political advisor Stephen Miller is said to be the most prominent figure in this effort.

These people believe that after the success of the operation to oust Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, the US should now move swiftly in Greenland before Russia or China can strengthen their hold there. British diplomats believe that domestic politics is also a major factor behind Trump's thinking. Midterm elections are due in the US this year, and questions are being raised about the government's economic performance. It is believed that Trump wants to shift voters' attention away from the economy and onto a major national security issue.

Will NATO break up?

If the US takes such a step, its impact will not be limited to Greenland. This decision could trigger a confrontation with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and seriously threaten the future of military alliances like NATO. Some diplomatic documents have described it as a threat to break NATO from within.

What did the military say to Trump?

Related newsGreenland: Why does the US need this impenetrable fortress? "Treasure worth billions" lies beneath the ice.Money or power...why does Trump want Greenland at all costs, what is he afraid of?"Giving Greenland a dowry, not a bribe, a punishment?" Trump supporters dreamHow correct is Donald Trump's decision to occupy Greenland, give your opinion?

According to reports, Trump has asked the Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) to develop a plan for military action in Greenland. However, the Joint Chiefs of Staff have opposed this move, stating that it would be against international law and would not be supported by the US Congress.

A source said military officials are trying to distract Trump. They are discussing options like intercepting Russia's so-called ghost ships instead of Greenland, or limited action against Iran. These ships are used to evade Western sanctions. Various scenarios are being considered in diplomatic circles. In one scenario, Trump could try to separate Greenland from Denmark through force or political pressure. This is considered a worst-case scenario, which would tear NATO apart from itself.

What did Trump say to Denmark?

Amidst all this, Trump again threatened on Friday that if the US doesn't take control of Greenland, Russia or China could take over. He said that if a deal doesn't work out, the US may have to take a tougher approach. All major political parties in Greenland issued a joint statement clearly stating that they neither want to be Americanized nor under Danish rule. They say that the people of Greenland will decide their own future.

PC:News18