Greenland control, Trump and Russia 'threat' dominate NATO Summit | What we know
India, July 8 -- World leaders are gathering in Ankara, Turkey, for the NATO Summit 2026. The two-day summit, kicked off on Tuesday with a renewed demand from US President Donald Trump for the acquisition of Greenland.
Trump reiterated his stance and wish to purchase Greenland, stating that the autonomous island should be controlled by the US, not Denmark.
Along with this, fresh attacks between Russia and Ukraine were also in focus as NATO allies continue to work towards battling an increased threat from Moscow.
Here's a look at what went down on the first day of the NATO Summit
The second day of the NATO Summit has already kicked off with a major statement from Trump, declaring that the ceasefire with Iran "is over."
Furthermore, th...
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