The image may have been fake, but with each passing day Canada is coming to terms with the fact that the threat could be real.

US President Donald Trump escalated his provocative rhetoric on territorial expansion by sharing doctored images suggesting the United States should extend its control over Canada, while renewing calls for Washington to acquire Greenland.

Trump posted a digitally altered photograph amid tension with NATO members over his plan to acquire Greenland.

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A Royal Canadian Air Force detachment was already present in Greenland for pre-planned NORAD exercises.

The AI image appears to be a manipulated version of a photograph taken during an August 2025 White House visit, days after Trump’s Alaskan summit with Putin. The post Trump Trolls European Leaders With AI Map Showing Greenland,

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday said Canada “strongly opposes” President Trump’s 10 percent tariffs on Denmark and other European allies over his calls for the U.S. to acquire Greenland.

Donald Trump’s Greenland climbdown may have avoided a potentially permanent rupture between the US and its traditional allies. But in the space of 24 hours the US president has managed to – once again – make European nations furious and deepen a war of words with Canada.