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Denmark announced a $2 billion defense boost after Trump suggested seizing Greenland. The commentary raises whether this could trigger NATO's Article 5 if the US actually tried to take it, and whether Denmark might turn to Russia for help.

Denmark announced a $2 billion defense boost after Trump suggested seizing Greenland. The commentary raises whether this could trigger NATO's Article 5 if the US actually tried to take it, and whether Denmark might turn to Russia for help.
Well, it looks like Denmark is preparing for a fight against the United States. The Danish government just went ahead today and unveiled $2 billion in defense capabilities following the concerns after Mr. Trump sort of threatened now to seize Greenland. So that's very, very interesting. Now the question you and I need to ask is this: Is a military conflict between the United States and Denmark inevitable? Second question is, in case of military— in case the US takes over Greenland, when NATO activates Article 5? And even the third question that we might entertain is that, could Denmark turn to Russia for help. What do you think? Leave me a comment in the, uh, comment section. I will appreciate it.

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