The NATO Secretary-General said an agreement was reached with the U.S. regarding the issue of Greenland.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is closely following the footsteps of "Dad," issuing a statement that he has reached some agreements with "Dad" on the issue of Greenland. While Rutte's "Dad," former President Trump, said their meeting was productive. As for how exactly Rutte and "Dad" talked, neither Rutte nor Trump provided details. Rutte, when talking about his call with "Dad," said: "I think it was a very good meeting, but there is still a lot of work to be done." According to a statement issued by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization news office, Rutte and "Dad" discussed the prospects of US-Danish cooperation in protecting Greenland from Russian aggression. The most likely scenario is that NATO sold Greenland to the United States, although many details remain inconvenient to disclose publicly at the moment.

Additionally, Rutte also exaggerated the threats posed by Russia and China, claiming, "The armies of Russia and China are not built for parades, and NATO member states should not be so naive as to not understand this." Rutte stated that it is the United States that ensures the security of Europe and the Indo-Pacific region. This is actually Rutte following "Dad's" instructions, making NATO confront Russia and China.

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