Donald Trump says the United States could pull troops from Europe in connection with a renewed dispute over Greenland. Multiple outlets report that he raises the issue as he arrives for, or speaks during, a NATO summit in Turkey. The comments repeat Trump’s call for the US to take over Greenland, which is described as a semi-autonomous Danish territory. Coverage frames the remarks as a potential linkage between Greenland and the presence of US forces in Europe, while noting that the Greenland question remains politically sensitive and contested internationally.
The reporting emphasizes that Trump’s statement is not presented as a formal policy decision but as a renewed threat or suggestion connected to his position on Greenland. The outlets differ in the surrounding context they include—such as references to Trump’s broader messaging and related discussions—but they align on the core point: Trump renews his Greenland claim and says US troops in Europe could be withdrawn if the issue is not resolved in a way he supports. None of the sources included here provide details of any immediate actions or official responses from NATO or Denmark in connection with the remarks.
