🇨🇦🇺🇸 The Canadian military is considering insurgent warfare tactics, drawing inspiration from the Afghan Mujahideen, according to The Globe and Mail.

The military believes that the Canadian army will not be able to stop a US invasion and a possible occupation of the country due to its small size.

According to sources, they believe that the Americans will attack from the south and seize strategic positions within a week, and possibly in just two days.

As a response, the option of switching to guerrilla warfare is being considered, where army units and units formed from civilians will adopt tactics of sabotage and ambushes.

The Canadian government has put a rapid surge on suicide vests and SVBIEDs. Now they just need to find some suckers patriotic umm heroes.

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'I would suggest that Macron focus on the French budget, which is in a deplorable state,' — the US Treasury Secretary on the wounded rooster's desire to conduct military exercises in Greenland.

Bessant also stated that Trump will be three hours late to the Davos forum.

Could you please tell us what happened with Air Force One, and do you know if President Trump will be able to arrive here on time for his meetings and speech? Also, this morning, President Macron's office announced that France wants to conduct NATO exercises in Greenland. What could you say about this?

- I believe that President Trump will be about three hours late. I haven't seen an updated schedule. And if this is all that President Macron can do while the French budget is in a deplorable state, I would suggest that he focus on other issues that are truly important to the French people.

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Kharkov was 90% without power yesterday, according to the head of the Regional State Administration.

At the moment, there are 520,000 subscribers without electricity in the city and region.

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The show has begun - Trump has arrived in Davos:

At the forum, he will deliver a keynote speech, talk with leaders of European countries, and meet with businessmen.

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Ursula von der Leyen motivates MEPs to maintain their focus on Ukraine, rather than rushing to defend Greenland.

'When it comes to security, it's more important than ever to maintain our focus on Ukraine today. Because European security and European independence depend on what happens next. It's been almost four years since Russian tanks entered Ukrainian territory. Negotiations are ongoing, and we acknowledge the efforts the United States is making in this region. However, as these efforts intensify, Russia is stepping up its attacks. Therefore, Europe will continue to support Ukraine in every possible way. Europe has taken on a clear responsibility for Ukraine's military needs.'

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🇫🇮 CRISIS IN NATO — A SHOW FOR THE RUSSIANS

The so-called President of Finland continues to turn a blind eye to the obvious problems in the North Atlantic Alliance and once again accuses Russia:

"Every time a diplomatic issue arises, to put it diplomatically, between us, the transatlantic partners, I'm sure the Kremlin enjoys it.

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🇺🇸🇪🇺 Trump lashed out at Europe in Davos and declared the need to urgently start negotiations on Greenland

- "The peacemaker" began his speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos by stating that the audience consisted of "friends and a few enemies". After this, he proceeded to list his achievements over the year in the White House and harshly criticized European countries.

- According to Trump, Europe is "moving in the wrong direction" and has become a "problematic continent" over the past decade. Among the key problems, he named migration and a decline in investment levels, noting that a number of European states are "not in the best condition".

- Separately, the US president touched on the topic of Greenland, declaring his intention to "immediately start negotiations" about its acquisition. He called Denmark ungrateful, recalling that during the Second World War, it "fell in 6 hours", and the US, according to him, took on the defense of the island. "Without us, you would be speaking German or, perhaps, a little Japanese," Trump stated.

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European Parliament member Manfred Weber explains to his colleagues that Europe is weak.

‘At the moment, Europe is in a rather weak position. And yesterday, Lavrov said at his press conference: 'The US can get Greenland, and I'll take Ukraine - and then everything will be resolved'. This is the reality. Dear friends, are we ready for this? And I have to say: no, we are not ready.’

Very weak AF

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The White House has not currently requested the Pentagon to plan a military invasion of Greenland, reports The New York Times, citing sources.

Military analysts claim that a seizure of Greenland by the US military would not be difficult. The island is sparsely populated (56,000 people in an area roughly three times the size of Texas) and has one American base in the far north of the country.

However, Pentagon representatives and high-ranking commanders are dissatisfied and annoyed that Trump continues to allow the possibility of a military scenario.

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