Donald Trump's persistent interest in purchasing Greenland, despite Denmark's firm rejection, has sparked an international debate. Trump views Greenland as a vital strategic asset due to its natural resources and location in the Arctic. While Denmark insists Greenland is not for sale, Greenland's Prime Minister has agreed to meet with Trump to discuss the matter. The meeting could potentially lead to further negotiations or, as some experts warn, a brief and unprecedented conflict.
DONALD Trump is set for a meeting with Greenland 's prime minister over buying the country despite being abruptly told by the Danish to "f*** off". Donald Trump is still adamant about buying Greenland but may have to make them an offer they can't refuseTrump wants Greenland as it is a vital strategic asset bursting with natural resources wanted by US and Nato enemiesas it is an "absolute necessity" to protect global "national security and freedom".
Trump could take Greenland in 24 HOURS in 'world's shortest war' against tiny force of 17,000 troops, experts warn Talks of a meeting between a persuasive Trump and Greenland's top officials is set to worry Denmark who have been adamant the territory is not up for sale.Danish PM Mette Frederiksen has also insisted: "Greenland belongs to the Greenlanders."
It also sits bang in the middle of the main Arctic trade routes - an area which is increasingly the object of a struggle between international superpowers.have both ramped up efforts to take control of the region, and there are concerns that America has been caught off-guard.It is currently building the world’s largest fleet of nuclear icebreakers that will dominate the Arctic waters and open up new routes shipping in the winter.
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