Rutte denies U.S. rift as he brokers Arctic deal to ease NATO’s Greenland crisis
Published on Feb 12, 2026 09:33 am IST
NATO chief Mark Rutte moved to calm the raging “Greenland crisis,” rejecting any change to Danish sovereignty while quietly brokering a security framework with Donald Trump for the Arctic region. Despite viral claims that the alliance had “kicked out” the U.S. over Trump’s annexation push, Rutte stressed that Washington remains central to NATO, even as European leaders bristle at the president’s threats and rhetoric on Greenland. Watch for more
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