Lars Jorgen Clayst holds a legislative choice, as Greenland, as Greenland, as the autonomous Danish region, as Greenland.
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President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he felt that the United States would have a possible attachment of Greenland.
Trump defended the idea, saying that the US needs a large -scale Arctic island – which is a region of Denmark – “for international security.”
The President’s comments came during a meeting at the White House with NATO General Secretary Mark Rute.
A reporter asked Trump, “What is your vision for Greenland’s potential anecdote.”
“I think it would,” Trump replied.
The President then turned to Rute and said that “we will talk to you” about the issue.
“This is actually a suitable question,” said the President.
Rute quickly said, “When it comes to Grenland, yes or no, I am joining America, I will leave it out, for me, discuss this, because I don’t want to direct NATO in it.”
Denmark was a founding member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization like the United States, a major international alliance built in 1949 on the heels of World War II.
Denmark has controlled Greenland, the world’s largest island since the 14th century.
However, Greenland has been self-pilgrimage since 1979.
On Tuesday, the Center-Hal-right, the pro-democratic party won a stunning parliamentary election in Greenland, with 30% of the votes.
The party supports gradual freedom from Denmark.
On Wednesday, the leader of the Democratit, Jens-Frederick Nielsen criticized Trump’s call for Greenland in recent weeks, which became an American region.
“We don’t want to be American. No, we don’t want to be a danes. We want
To be Greenlanders, and we want our freedom in the future, “Nielsen told Sky News.
“And we want to build our country.”
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