- US Eyes Military Option for Greenland
- Greenland Seeks Talks with Denmark, US
Hyderabad, Jan 7: Donald Trump targets Greenland acquisition. He vows to deploy military if necessary. The Trump administration revealed this plan. Discussions are underway now. Trump sees this as a key national security priority. Geopolitical competition grows in the Arctic. Therefore, pieces move to secure the island.
Greenland is an autonomous island. However, it belongs to Denmark. Only 57,000 people live there. The United States tried to buy it several times in the past. Denmark refused each time. Denmark made it clear. It will not sell the island to anyone.
Trump mentioned this goal again. Then, Greenland responded quickly. Greenland requested a meeting with Denmark and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the US’s comments on Greenland, Foreign Minister Viviane Motzfeldt wrote in a Facebook post. Greenlandic and Danish governments sought this ministerial-level meeting in 2025. But Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he was unable to attend.
Meanwhile, the White House spoke out. Trump and his advisers review possible ways to achieve the goal of acquiring Greenland. However, it recently clarified one point. Discussions are underway. Trump pushes forward with serious efforts.
Denmark stands firm so far. Past refusals set the tone. Now, Arctic tensions rise. Therefore, the US prioritizes control. Greenland acts to protect its status. Leaders from all sides watch closely. The Trump administration eyes every option.
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