Скачать или смотреть Trump Confirms Three Options to Acquire Greenland Purchase, Treaty, or Military Force

Donald Trump is treating Greenland like his next real estate deal—and he's not ruling out military force to get it.

The White House has confirmed three options are on the table: buy the island outright, sign a binding treaty, or deploy the US military. This isn't speculation—Secretary of State Marco Rubio briefed lawmakers this week, and the administration's official statement says military action "is always an option at the commander in chief's disposal."

But here's the problem: Greenland isn't Venezuela. It's part of Denmark—a NATO ally. Any US military move would mean attacking a fellow NATO member, potentially shattering the alliance from within.

In this video, we break down:
✅ Trump's three-option strategy for acquiring Greenland
✅ Historical precedent: How the US bought Alaska in 1867
✅ What a "Compact of Free Association" actually means
✅ Why Denmark is caught between loyalty and survival
✅ How Europe's silence on Venezuela is emboldening Trump
✅ The NATO crisis that could reshape global security

Six European nations—France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain, and the UK—have issued a joint statement backing Denmark. But will words be enough when Trump holds all the military leverage?

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