Denmark military ordered to shoot first ask questions later

As tensions continue between the United States and Greenland, Denmark order's military to shoot first ask questions later.

Since the 1952 directive explicitly states that troops must fight without waiting for commands, even if their leaders are unaware of a formal declaration of war, Denmark’s Defense Command and Ministry told the outlet. As the United States continues its goals of taking Greenland from the Kingdom of Denmark.

The Trump administration has been under pressure from international and domestic political groups about taking military action to claim Greenland for the United States.

The President of the United States Donald J Trump has continued his claims of needing Greenland for the United States national security and warns that if the U.S doesn't take Greenland Russia or China will.