The Greenland government calls talks on the acquisition of Trump “unacceptable”

Government Greenland called the president Donald TrumpIn a statement on Friday, “Comments about taking control of the country is” unacceptable “.

Officials noted the statement was caused by Trump’s meeting with NATO Secretary General On Thursday, when he was reportedly, he “repeated his desire for annexation and control over Greenland.”

In response, the leaders of all political parties elected in Inacsartt, Parliament Greenland These include Democrats, Signs, Inuit Ataqatigiit, Siumut and Atassut Party, issued X.

People spend a company poster in Nuuk, Greenland. (Mads Claus Rasmussen/Ritzau Scanpix through AP)

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“We – all party leaders – cannot accept repeated statements regarding the annexation and control over Greenland,” the leaders write. “We find this behavior against friends and allies in defense of the alliance unacceptable.”

They added that “they should emphasize that Greenland will continue to serve their people through diplomatic relations in accordance with international law.”

Enton Frederixen from the party of Lyarak hangs posters before the March 10 election in Ilulisate, Greenland. (Joe Redl/Getti Image)

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The document was signed by Greenland’s politicians Jens Frederick Nielsen from the Democratic Party, Pele Broberg from Lyarak, Muti B. Aged Inuititigaite, Vivian Sukhafeldt from Simuta and Akcala S. Eryimiazuskut.

“We all support it all our hearts and moving away from attempts to create a discord. Greenland belongs to Greenland, and we (as leaders) are in unison,” they wrote.

Jens-Frederik Nielsen, leader of the Demokraatit Party, responds during the election party to Niuk, Greenland, March 12. (Ritzau Scanpix/Mads Claus Rasmussen via Reuters)

In a recent country Parliamentary electionsThe Democrats Party defeated Prime Minister Greenland Mute Aege, Inuit Atakatia.

Independence from Denmark has become the main problem in Trump’s permanent comments about American acquisition Greenland.

Trump tried to buy a rich minerals at the first term, the key geographical territory is that he called a “big real estate transaction”.

Secretary of State Mark Rubio faces questions about President Trump’s plans in Greenland. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

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Greenland Prime Minister Mute Aege said the country was “not sold and will never be sold.”

American interest in Greenland It dates from the 1800s.

In 1867, the State Department considered the acquisition of Greenland and Iceland, but after The Second World WarDenmark rejected the proposed President Harry Truman with a $ 100 million deal.

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Acquisition of land will mark the largest expansion of the American territory in history, heading the purchase of the Louisiana.

The White House did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request.

Rachel Wolf Fox News Digital contributed to the story.