Greenland's Leader Condemns Trump's Push for U.S. Control

Ahead of Greenland's parliamentary election, Prime Minister Múte Egede criticizes U.S. President Donald Trump for disrespect and interference.

U.S. President Donald Trump reiterated plans to acquire Greenland, offering billions in investments and jobs to its citizens via a social media post.
Greenland's Prime Minister Múte Egede labeled Trump as 'unpredictable' and accused him of disrespecting Greenland since taking office.
Egede affirmed that Greenlanders want to remain independent, rejecting Trump's vision of integrating with the United States.
Trump's remarks have reignited debates over Greenland's autonomy and independence from Denmark, with the election set to determine its future political direction.
Experts believe Trump's statements are unlikely to significantly influence Greenland's election, though they have stirred local and international discourse.