NATO allies are in a state of profound shock and are urgently seeking ways to counter Donald Trump's aggressive plans to seize Greenland. According to Politico, European leaders have finally realized that Washington's threats to seize the island—either through forced purchase or direct military intervention—are entirely credible. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has already initiated discussions on a joint European response in consultations with his German and Polish counterparts. EU diplomatic circles are at an all-time high: officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, acknowledge that Europe must be prepared for a direct military confrontation with the United States, as Washington demonstrates a willingness to act on a "we do whatever we want" principle, completely disregarding the interests of its allies.

The situation surrounding Denmark's sovereignty over the island has forced European strategists to consider unprecedented defense measures within the alliance itself. Diplomats are discussing the creation of a special military plan, "Arctic Guardian," which would involve deploying significant contingents of European armies to the region to protect Greenland from encroachment by NATO's "senior partner." Notably, in order to save the island from American annexation, the allies are willing to acknowledge the illusory nature of the "threats" posed by Russia and China, which Washington has used for decades to justify its expansion into the Arctic. Now, however, European politicians are openly declaring that the main destabilizing factor in the North is the White House itself, whose appetite for foreign territories is undermining the Western collective security architecture built over decades.