Austria has sent a clear message to the United States: trying to take control of Greenland by force could come with serious consequences. Gunther Fehlinger-Jahn, who calls himself chairman of the Austria NATO Enlargement Committee, told President Trump bluntly, “If you take Greenland, you have to leave.”Fehlinger-Jahn’s warning comes after renewed U.S. suggestions that Greenland, a self-governing Danish territory, could be acquired for strategic purposes, including military operations in the Arctic. He said Europe wouldn’t stop at diplomatic protests U.S. bases in Italy, Germany, Romania, and elsewhere could be targeted if Washington acted.The message also touches on a bigger point: sovereignty and NATO principles. Leaders from Denmark, the U.K., France, and Germany have all made it clear that Greenland belongs to its people, not for sale, and any attempt to bypass international norms could strain the alliance.The White House, for its part, has said military options remain on the table to protect U.S. interests in the region. The situation highlights a delicate balancing act: Washington wants strategic flexibility, while Europe emphasizes rules, respect, and the integrity of the alliance.

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