Trump's Greenland Gambit: A Bold Arctic Ambition

President Trump remains committed to NATO but is exploring the purchase of Greenland to enhance U.S. strategic control in the Arctic. This potential acquisition aims to deter Russian and Chinese influences. Discussions continue as diplomatic routes are prioritized, according to White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt.

President Trump reaffirmed his commitment to the NATO alliance amid ongoing discussions about purchasing Greenland, according to White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt. The president views Greenland's strategic location as crucial for countering Russian and Chinese influences in the Arctic.

Raising tensions within the NATO bloc, Trump has not dismissed the possibility of acquiring Greenland by force, although diplomacy remains his preferred route. The island's connection to Denmark makes it a part of NATO, complicating the discussions.

While negotiations continue, Trump assured that the U.S. remains a steadfast ally of NATO, emphasizing that the alliance's strength deters adversaries like Russia and China. Trump emphasized the importance of the U.S. presence in NATO for global stability.

(With inputs from agencies.)