The White House releases "Trump leading a penguin walk in Greenland" causing $PENGUIN to surge! Denmark: Arctic endurance military exercises will continue until the end of the year

President Trump has vetoed the plan to purchase Greenland, and the White House also released an AI-generated image titled “Trump walking a penguin towards Greenland,” but there are no penguins in the Arctic Circle.
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President Trump no longer discusses the idea of “buying Greenland,” but instead proposes a “future framework” to temporarily suspend threats of tariffs and military action against Europe. The White House’s X platform account also posted an AI image of Trump walking a penguin on Greenland’s land. Accompanying text: “Embrace the penguin.”

This image puzzled netizens worldwide because most penguins live in the Southern Hemisphere, which also led to ridicule that Trump is very uninformed, even sarcastically saying, “This is no problem for Trump; he can always send troops to catch a penguin from the Southern Hemisphere and bring it to the Arctic.”

Meme coin PENGUIN surges

Inspired by this, the meme coin PENGUIN on the Solana chain has surged since last night. According to GMGN data, the token’s market cap once rose to $60 million

NATO European countries begin “year-round endurance military exercises”

In response to U.S. pressure, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen clearly drew a red line, stating that sovereignty is non-transferable, while opening space for commercial and security cooperation, hoping to use investments as a buffer. She conveyed via Politico: “We welcome investments and are happy to deepen defense cooperation, but decision-making authority must remain with Denmark.”

We are willing to make allies important partners, but we will not give up sovereignty.

To strengthen bargaining chips, Denmark invested $6 billion last year to upgrade F-35 and P-8 fleets, trying to demonstrate its ability to defend the Arctic gateway.

The Danish Defense Forces have established temporary military zones in Kangerlussuaq and Nuke, and launched a multinational exercise codenamed “Arctic Endurance,” involving Norway, Sweden, the UK, France, and Germany. NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg has called Trump, concerned that the exercise might shift from defending Russia to warning Europe of the U.S., indicating that internal NATO consensus is being weakened.