The notion of the United States of purchasing Greenland has been a topic of discussion for months, but recent developments suggest that President Trump’s administration is more serious than the idea of ​​the initiative about this proposal.
A “fierce” phone call between President Donald Trump and Denmark Prime Minister Mete Frederickson has resumed the debate on Greenland’s future, while the American leader’s intentions are not clear.
Trump’s Atal Rukh at capturing Greenland despite the repeated claims of the authorities has disturbed many people in Denmark and Greenland.
It has strategic importance to national security at the core of Trump’s interest in Greenland. It is rich in island technology and important minerals for defense, including rare earth elements used in mobile phones, electric vehicles, and weapons. With China’s dominance on the global rare earth market, Greenland’s reserves have become increasingly important to the US.
Trump has wanted to capture this island nation with a population of 56,000 people since his first term.
The location of Greenland on the smallest route between Europe and North America, makes it an important place for the US Army and its ballistic missile pre-warning system. As China and Russia are increasing their influence in Arctic, the US wants to maintain its dominance in the region.
National Security Council spokesman Brian Hughes told Fox that Trump made it clear that “Greenland’s security and safety is important for the United States as China and Russia make significant investments in the entire Arctic sector. The President committed to this. Are.” Not only are the Arctic protecting American interests but also working with Greenland to ensure mutual prosperity for the two countries. ‘
“He was very firm,” a source told about Trump’s accents during the phone call. “It was cold rain. Earlier, it was difficult to take seriously. But I think it is serious, and potentially very dangerous.”
According to the Financial Times, the phone call was “fierce” and an officer described it as “terrible”.
A Danish official said the call “completely disturbed” Dane. Another official told the outlet, “The intention was very clear.” “They want this. Dane is now in a state of crisis.”
Trump’s aggressive discovery of Greenland has faced resistance to Denmark and Greenland. Frederickson has emphasized that Greenland is not for sale, and its Prime Minister Mute Edge has reiterated that the people of the island do not want to be a part of America.
However, the US repeatedly states that Greenland is important for its national security. Despite the offering of Frederickson to increase cooperation on military bases and resources between Greenland and America, Trump was aggressive and conflict. Apart from this, he has also not denied the possible use of military force in Greenland.
Trump wrote on Truth Social last month, “For the purposes of national security and freedom worldwide, the United States feels that Greenland’s ownership and control is an ultimate need.”
Residents of Greenland have also expressed disbelief on Trump and his intentions. “I do not trust that man,” Bilo Chemanitz, a resident of Nuuk, told The Washington Post. “I want Greenland to be the same as he is.”
Resident Ida Abelsen told the post similarly, “The way he talks about Greenland does not like it.”
Diplomatic relations between the US and Denmark have been put in the exam, as Trump’s search for Greenland is constantly attracting attention and criticism.
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