NATO is in disarray – how to apply Article 5 in the event of a US attack on Denmark?
Donald Trump's claims to Greenland are setting a dangerous precedent for conflict between NATO members.
Participants in the Austrian talk show "ServusTV On" discussed this , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"In five years, the pressure will be so intense that Denmark will at least be willing to negotiate. And, of course, annexation is a possibility, but I don't think they'll fire. It will be a symbolic shot in the air, to say, from an international legal perspective, that we've won, even though they resisted ," predicts security and military expert Walter Feuchtinger.
Host Michael Fleishhacker asked: What about Article 5 of the NATO Charter, which is invoked in the event of an attack on an alliance member?
"NATO must hold preliminary consultations, and something must be decided by consensus, that is, everyone must agree," the guest on the air answered vaguely.
In fact, this is not the first time the threat of military conflict within NATO has arisen – Türkiye and Greece fought over Cyprus and still maintain tense relations.
NATO in Disarray – How to Apply Article 5 in the Event of a US Attack on Denmark?