Denmark Warns: U.S. Bases At Risk If Trump Pulls America Out Of NATO Alliance | Watch

Denmark’s Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has confirmed that Copenhagen can terminate its new defense agreement with Washington if the U.S. exits NATO. The agreement—expected to be passed this spring—would allow American troops and private security to operate in Denmark. Normally binding for 10 years, the deal includes a clause allowing Denmark to withdraw if the U.S. leaves NATO. This clarification comes amid growing concern over Donald Trump’s anti-NATO rhetoric, past comments on Greenland, and rising tension over the Ukraine war. The Danish parliament is now scrutinizing what was once considered a low-conflict agreement.