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Lars Jorgen Pleist, putting a big hat in America, the queues to vote at the Nauka election station on March 11, 2025, as Greenland, the Autonomous Danish territory, holds the legislative elections.
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Outgoing Prime Minister Greenland A blown conversation on Thursday president Donald Trump what is the potential annexation massive Arctic The US Island will take place.
“The US president again made an opinion on joining us,” said Prime Minister Egeda on Facebook.
“Don’t continue to treat us with disrespect. Enough,” Age wrote.
The Prime Minister wrote that he plans to convene the meeting of the chairman of all political parties of Greenland “as soon as possible” to resolve Trump’s comments.
“Because this time we need to strengthen Trump’s abandon,” Age wrote.
Prime Minister Greenland and head of the left -wing green party ATQatigit (IA) silent buttero (R) is considered at the polling station in Nuk, Greenland, during the parliamentary elections on March 11, March 11, March 11, March 11, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11
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Facebook message came a few hours after Trump discussed the idea again when the US is imitating Greenland, which is currently the territory of Denmark.
The reporter asked Trump, “What is your vision of the potential annexation of Greenland.”
“I think it will happen,” Trump replied during a meeting in White House since NATO Secretary General Mark Rute.
Trump said the US needed an “international security” island.
The president then addressed Rute and said that “we will talk to you” on this issue.
“This is a really suitable question,” the President added.
Ruthte quickly said, “When it comes to Greenland, yes, or not to join the US, I will leave it on the street, for me, this is a discussion because I don’t want to manage NATO in this.”
Denmark, like the United States, was the founder of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a major international alliance, established in 1949 on the heels of the Second World War.
Since the 14th century, Denmark controlled Greenland, the world’s largest island.
However, Greenland has itself covered since 1979.
On Tuesday, the right Central Party Pro-Business Demokraaitit won the Greenland in the Greenland parliamentary election.
The party supports the gradual independence from Denmark.
On Wednesday, Democraatit leader, Jensa Frederick Nielsen, has in recent weeks criticized Trump’s call to make Greenland become US territory.
“We don’t want to be Americans. No, we don’t want to be Danes. We want
To be Greenland and we want our own independence in the future, “Nielsen Sky News said.
“And we want to create our own country on our own.”
