Overview
- Donald Trump, in a speech to Congress, reaffirmed his desire for the U.S. to gain control of Greenland, citing its importance for military and global security.
- Trump stated that the U.S. would work with all parties involved but suggested that Greenland would be acquired 'so or so.'
- The President highlighted Greenland's vast size and strategic location, emphasizing its critical role in defense and security considerations.
- Trump has previously expressed interest in Greenland, and recent statements indicate he has not ruled out economic or military pressure to achieve this goal.
- Greenland's government reiterated its focus on potential independence from Denmark, rejecting the idea of becoming part of the United States.