Denmark, Allies Deploy Troops to Greenland Amid US Invasion Threats

• Denmark and European allies are deploying troops to Greenland to bolster defenses against potential US invasion threats.
• NATO members Germany, Sweden, France, and Norway are sending military personnel, while Canada and France will open consulates in Nuuk.
• The deployment follows US President Donald Trump's threats to annex Greenland, including military options, after winning the 2024 election.
• Danish officials, including Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen, expressed "fundamental difference" with the Trump administration over Greenland.
• France warned of "unintended consequences" if the sovereignty of a European ally like Denmark were affected by a US invasion.

Why It Matters: Denmark and its allies are fortifying Greenland's defenses against US annexation threats, straining NATO unity.