The Greenland government in a statement on Friday called President Donald Trump’s comments about taking the country under the control of “unacceptable” country.
Officials said the statement was inspired on Thursday with NATO general secretary from Trump’s meeting, when he allegedly “reiterated his desire for Greenland’s attachment and control.”
In response, the leaders of all political parties elected the Entisaritut, Greenland’s Parliament, including Democratit, Nalerek, Inute Atakatigit, Simut and Atasut parties, issued a statement on X.
People conduct a campaign poster in Nuuk, Greenland. (Mads Clas Rasmussen/Ritzau scanpix through AP)
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“We – all party leaders – cannot accept repeated statements about Greenland’s attachment and control,” the leaders wrote. “We find this behavior unacceptable towards friends and colleagues in a Raksha coalition.”
He said that he should “underline that Greenland will continue to serve his people through diplomatic relations according to international law.”
Nalarak Party’s Anthon Fredericseen hung posters of the campaign before the general election in Ilulisat, Greenland. (Joe Redal/Getty Images)
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Democratit party by Greenlandic politicians Jens Frederick Nielson on the document, Pelé Brobj of Nalerek, Intekatijit’s Eutter B.
He said, “We all support this wholeheartedly and make ourselves away from efforts to make a disorder. Greenland comes under Greenlandic people, and we stand together (as a leader),” he wrote.
Democratit party leader Jens-Frederick Nielsen reacted on 12 March during an election party in Nuke, Greenland. ,
In the recent parliamentary elections of the country, the Democratit Party defeated the Greenlandic Prime Minister Mute AD’s party, Inute Atakatigit.
Denmark from Denmark became a main electoral issue in Trump’s continuous comments about Greenland’s American acquisition.
Trump in his first term tried to buy a mineral-rich, major geographical area, which he called a “big real estate deal”.
State Secretary Marco Rubio faced questions about the plans of President Trump for Greenland. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
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Greenland Prime Minister Mutete Eddie said that in January the country was “not for sale and will never be for sale.”
American interest in Greenland Dates of the 1800s.
In 1867, the State Department focused on buying Greenland and Iceland, but after that World War IIDenmark rejected the proposed $ 100 million deal from President Harry Truman.
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Land At the top of the purchase of Louisiana, will mark the largest expansion of the American sector in history.
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Rachel Wolf of Fox News Digital contributed to this story.
