Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk expressed concerns about the tensions in NATO generated by the U.S. threat to take over Greenland, emphasizing the importance of honesty among allies.

Donald Tusk, the Prime Minister of Poland, stated that he is concerned about the tensions within NATO caused by the United States' threat to take over Greenland from Denmark. Tusk emphasized that Poland considers NATO and the U.S. essential for its security, especially in the context of an increasingly authoritarian Russia. He warned that such an action could provoke divisions within the Alliance and could encourage Moscow. Tusk highlighted the importance of honest communication among allies, stating that, as a loyal ally, Poland will openly discuss these issues with Washington. The White House spokesperson confirmed that President Trump is actively considering the possibility of purchasing Greenland, which has a semi-sovereign status and is economically dependent on Denmark.