Andris Sprūds, the new defense minister, addressed concerns about potential tensions within NATO following the U.S. hinting at military action to annex Greenland. He emphasized the importance of collective defense and urged against dramatizing the situation. Discussions between the U.S. and Denmark are ongoing, with Trump determined to assert control over Greenland due to security interests. Sprūds stated Latvia is ready to send troops to Greenland for military exercises if requested, highlighting the significance of collective security in the Arctic. He also mentioned the EU's mutual assistance clause in case of an armed attack on Greenland. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)