皮斯托里乌斯强调，格陵兰岛和北极地区的安全并非只需要符合美国的利益，"而是需要符合整个北约的利益，顺便也符合整个 欧洲的利益。" 卡拉斯在声明中也提到了跨大西洋关系。她表示美国仍是盟友，但是"很明显，我们的关系不如以前那么好了。" 十天内四次强硬表态"拿下格陵兰岛" 特朗普：如果影响北约那就影响吧 据央视新闻1月13日消息，上任之初，美国总统特朗普就不断扬言要得到格陵兰岛。2026年1月以来，特别是最近十天，特朗普 连续四次表态，"拿下格陵兰岛"。当被问及此举可能影响与北约盟友关系时，他回应道：如果影响北约，那就影响吧。 据央视新闻1月14日消息，当地时间1月13日，欧盟外交与安全政策高级代表卡拉斯访问德国首都柏林，与德国国防部长皮斯托 里乌斯就对乌援助以及北极与格陵兰岛周边地区的安全政策挑战等问题进行了会谈。双方在会见后发表了联合声明。 在声明中，皮斯托里乌斯表示，格陵兰岛位于北约责任区内，并说该地区"必须受到保护"而且"正在受到保护"。他还说，"我们 坚定支持丹麦王国的领土完整和主权。" 在最近10日内，特朗普总共4次发表涉格陵兰岛的强硬表态。 1月4日，强调"必要性"： 美国总统特朗普接受美国《大西洋》 ...

Core Points - The article discusses the recent £8 billion (approximately $11 billion) Typhoon fighter jet export agreement between the UK and Turkey, described as the largest fighter jet export order in a generation [1][2] - The deal is seen as a strategic symbol of the close relationship between the two nations, with Turkey purchasing 20 Typhoon jets and additional military technology [1][5] Group 1: Economic Impact - The Typhoon deal is expected to preserve 20,000 jobs in the UK and save the Typhoon production line at the Warton factory, which had previously ceased operations due to a lack of overseas orders [2] - The total value of the deal includes not only the aircraft but also advanced missiles and training for Turkish military personnel, indicating a significant investment in military capabilities [5] Group 2: Military Context - The Typhoon is a fourth-generation multi-role fighter developed by a consortium of European nations, and it has been in service since 2003, with over 600 units produced [3] - Turkey's defense budget is projected to be around $26 billion by 2025, with a significant portion allocated for the Typhoon purchase, reflecting its intent to modernize its military capabilities [6] Group 3: Geopolitical Implications - The deal highlights Turkey's response to military pressures from regional competitors, particularly Israel and Greece, which are enhancing their air forces with advanced aircraft [7][8] - The transaction has raised concerns within NATO, as it underscores the complex dynamics and divisions within the alliance, particularly regarding Turkey's military ambitions and its previous exclusion from the F-35 program [11][12]