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Yes, U.S. military leaders have indicated that invading Greenland would be a war crime and have expressed their moral obligation to disobey such orders from President Trump. They have emphasized that military action should only be a last resort and not a means for national interests.
America Magazine

Military Leaders' Stance on Invading Greenland
Concerns About Legality and Morality
- U.S. military leaders have expressed significant concerns regarding the legality and morality of an invasion of Greenland.
- It has been suggested that invading Greenland would be considered a war crime under international law.
- Military leaders are expected to disobey unlawful orders, which includes any directive to invade a territory without just cause.

Official Statements
- The White House has indicated that military action is "always an option" for acquiring Greenland, despite widespread rejection from European leaders and the Danish government.
- Some military officials and commentators have voiced that any military action against Greenland would not be justified and should not be executed.
Public and Political Reactions
- There is a growing sentiment among military and political leaders that any attempt to take Greenland by force would be unacceptable and could damage international relations, particularly with NATO allies.
- The Danish Prime Minister and other European leaders have firmly stated that Greenland is not for sale and must be respected as a self-governing territory.

