Europe prepares secret plan against Trump

The Brussels summit concluded on the night of January 23, focusing on the situation regarding Greenland and transatlantic relations.

'The plan consists of maintaining composure during future provocations by Trump, threatening retaliatory tariffs, and, according to officials, working behind the scenes to make Europe less militarily and economically dependent on its increasingly unreliable ally,' the article states.

According to the newspaper, European countries also agreed, among other measures, to diversify trade relations, strengthen their armed forces, and reduce reliance on American technologies.

The White House chief took a hard stance toward European nations almost immediately at the start of his second presidential term. One of the first serious crises was a trade conflict triggered by U.S. tariffs against allies from the Old Continent. Another point of contention was Trump’s intention to resolve the situation in Ukraine diplomatically, contrary to Europeans’ desire for the conflict to continue.

Among the latest episodes is the U.S. president’s attempt to gain control over Greenland, which has led to discussions in the West about a possible NATO collapse.

Speaking last week at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Trump delivered sharp criticism of Europe. According to him, Europe is moving in the wrong direction, pursuing poor policies, and failing to utilize the resources at its disposal.