Overview
- President Trump stated he would not rule out using military force to acquire Greenland, citing its critical role in national and international security.
- Trump described Greenland as vital for Arctic defense and resource access, mentioning its small population as manageable under U.S. governance.
- While reiterating his desire to annex Canada, Trump said military force against the neighboring country is 'highly unlikely.'
- Greenlandic and Canadian leaders have firmly rejected U.S. annexation proposals, emphasizing sovereignty and self-determination.
- Trump plans to meet Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in Washington this week, where annexation may be discussed despite strong opposition from Canada.