Danish Veterans Protest Trump’s NATO 'Stayed Back' Remarks and Greenland Push Outside U.S. Embassy
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Hundreds of protesters — many veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan — gathered outside the U.S. Embassy in Copenhagen to denounce President Trump’s “stayed a little back” NATO remark and his push for Greenland, laying 52 Danish flags bearing the names of fallen soldiers. Danish Veterans Association president Carsten Rasmussen and Lt. Col. Niels Christian Koefoed said they felt betrayed and angry; British PM Keir Starmer called the comments “insulting and frankly appalling,” Trump praised only U.K. troops on Truth Social, and U.S. ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker stressed Greenland’s strategic importance while saying NATO can “overreact” to Trump’s moves.
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