Denmark Prepares for US Conflict over Greenland

0:00On March 19, Denmark flew blood supplies and explosives into Greenland, bracing for a possible full-scale conflict with the United States after. President Trump's threats to seize the island. This ramped up right after his 2024 election win and the U.S. operation in Venezuela, which captured that country's leader. Danish officials took it as a serious warning and quickly reached out to France, Germany, and Nordic partners for backup. Officials from Denmark, Germany, Norway, Sweden, and France soon landed in Nuuk and Kangalusuak. They called it Operation Arctic Endurance, a routine drill, but it was really about deterring any U.S. move. Danish forces packed live ammo, bombs to wreck runways, and shifted F-35 jets northward, evoking memories of World War II tensions. Trump fired back, accusing Europe of risky moves with unclear aims. In the end, he shelved talk of force and now wants fast negotiations to strike a deal on Greenland's future.