At the NATO summit, US President Donald Trump threatened to cut off trade with Spain. This threat was made in Ankara, Turkey.

Background

Trump is still smarting from the European response to his war with Iran, but he has not dropped his desire to acquire NATO member Denmark's territory of Greenland.

Push for Greenland

Trump's campaign to acquire Greenland has been ongoing for several months. He had previously offered to buy it, but Denmark rejected the offer.

Trump's threat at the NATO summit could mark the beginning of a new controversy. It will be interesting to see how Spain and other NATO member countries respond to this.

The implications of a trade cut with Spain could be significant, affecting not just the two countries but also the global economy. As the situation develops, it will be crucial to watch how the international community reacts to Trump's moves.