USA VS Germany 😱
Germany is planning to send a small group of its soldiers (Bundeswehr = German army) to Greenland very soon — maybe even this week.
Why?
.Greenland belongs to Denmark (it's a huge icy island way up north).
.Trump (US President again) keeps saying he wants to buy or take Greenland because it's super important for military stuff (Arctic area, close to Russia/Chana, good for watching the North Pole).
.Denmark says NO, Greenland stays with us.
So Europe (including Germany, UK, France, etc.) is stepping up. They're sending troops/exercises there to show: "We are serious about protecting Greenland." It's like friends helping Denmark say "back off" without fighting.
It's not a huge army — just an advance team first (like scouts/preparers). German newspaper BILD reported it, and other news like Politico & Reuters are talking about more NATO/European presence in the Arctic to calm things down.
Basically: Cold place → big countries want control → Europe is showing muscles so America doesn't just take it.
What do you think — smart move or drama?
Germany sending soldiers to Greenland this week!
To stop Trump from taking it.
Europe helping Denmark protect the big icy island up north.
Arctic game is on What’s your take?"
