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<p>NATO is facing challenges regarding Arctic security due to President Trump's push for U.S. ownership of Greenland. This ambition has led to concerns that a U.S. takeover could weaken the alliance, as it would represent an unprecedented seizure of territory from a NATO ally. European leaders emphasize that Greenland is not for sale and is already protected under NATO's collective security. Discussions are ongoing about enhancing Arctic surveillance and patrols, but the situation remains tense, with many fearing it could destabilize NATO's credibility and European security.</p>

- The NATO alliance faces challenges regarding U.S. President Trump’s insistence on American ownership of Greenland, raising concerns about the future of NATO.  
- European leaders argue that Greenland's territory is already protected under NATO's collective security and express skepticism over a U.S. military takeover, fearing it could severely weaken the alliance.  
- NATO plans to enhance Arctic security by increasing surveillance and patrolling efforts, reflecting a need for collective action without undermining its foundational unity.

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