Denmark begins extended military conscription, citing Russia and Trump as drivers of the security shift. The Nordic country expands mandatory service as it reassesses its defense posture.
Denmark has begun extended military conscription in response to Russia and Trump, according to a headline posted to r/worldnews.
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