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【突發評論:國際冷知識 🇺🇸🇩🇰】 如果美國出兵格陵蘭,北約會怎樣?

🕑 Added 2026-01-20 23:01:01 +0000 UTC
【突發評論:國際冷知識 🇺🇸🇩🇰】 如果美國出兵格陵蘭,北約會怎樣?

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堅離地書院 College

To some extents, NATO hasnt really been tested, especially after the post-CW enlargement. Article 5 (and also other articles) is indeed very vague, as seen above.

堅離地書院 College

通常係調轉,美國政府真係要合併格陵蘭必須國會通過

堅離地書院 College

美國要同歐洲國家博弈格陵蘭,點都要有嘢offer,例如烏克蘭

堅離地書院 College

佢每日都有新agenda,但格陵蘭呢個議題係第一任期已經開始

堅離地書院 College

主權範圍內,視乎有無簽合約

堅離地書院 College

似乎也有意推倒重來,曾定義會員分級制

George

Many assume Article 5 forces all NATO members to take collective actions. In reality, it merely obliges solidarity but leaves the method of support open, as mentioned in the piece. Such ambiguity can create political tension if allies disagree on the appropriate level of response, and it offers opportunities for enemies to test their red lines. In the end, the credibility of NATO depends less on legal compulsion and more on political will and deterrence. The US consistently contributes the largest share of defense expenditure (nearly 65%) in NATO, far surpassing all other allies combined. This reflects both its global military commitments and its role as NATO’s backbone. In fact, NATO has given the US political influence and an extensive footprint of military bases across Europe, so it's unlikely that the US will withdraw from NATO, and equally unlikely that the recession‑stricken EU would expel its largest funder under the shadow of Russia and its axis of resistance. Trump has long bristled at the international order and organizations that drag US allies into the economic and political orbit of adversaries, binding them to an architecture that serves rival interests. His fixation on Greenland, staged as an aggressive annexation gambit, is not so much about resources as about bending Brussels to his will—driving a divided NATO toward a more US-tilted alliance and forcing each member to deepen its commitments, defined by military spending and political obedience, with US national security and interests as the focal point. While his goal is clear enough, and his disdain for NATO’s cumbersome consensus-building and penny‑pinching attitude is widely recognized, his reliance on raw‑power politics risks creating greater uncertainty for the world.

Bryan Chan

希望國會可以通過議案阻止。不過大多數共和黨人都沒有勇氣。

KTH

其實係咪侵借機迫北約其他成員國踢美國出北約?即係阿侵會話而家係你飛我唔係我飛你(即係美國無虧欠北約)。 我認為而家北約反而成為對付俄羅斯既覊絆。好似前排俄佬飛無人機入波蘭咁樣,仲超過一次,按理警告都俾埋,波蘭應該係要擊落,但似乎係北約條款縛住咗波蘭。我覺得解散咗北約,侵再逐個同啲國家傾軍事合作協議,咁仲靈活。 而家既狀況係,普京睇準北約漏洞,捉住啲懦弱國家唔敢挑戰俄國既心態,成日打擦邊球 Brinkmanship 。一早就應該反擊俾啲顏色普京睇。流氓見拳頭先至識驚。而家普京打到殘晒,北約國家應東西兩邊一齊搞佢,烏克蘭負責正面攻擊,搞到佢顧得頭黎顧唔到對腳。

Good Year

其實佢係咪喺度轉移緊視線? 唔想出兵伊朗就不斷咁樣將視線轉移到格陵蘭。呢條友好清楚吹水同真係做呢係有段時間佢講乜嘢呢?喺中間都可以收返返,但係出伊朗呢單嘢呢俾人夾住沙地又唔鍾意佢出咁咪唯有搵第二樣嘢嚟轉移咗個視線大家唔好咁樣成日講啦

Cecil Ma

撇開北約,如果歐洲國家要把美國基地趕走,會如何做?可行性如何?(如果美國因此喪失所有歐洲基地,對「偉大」形象必然有極大打擊。)

Gary Lee

我反而有興趣想問,既然侵已經出招打爛聯合國,佢有多大興趣打爆埋 NATO?


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