What is the latest on Trump and Greenland
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President Trump continues to push for U.S. control over Greenland, citing national security and strategic interests. The White House has not ruled out military force, though diplomatic and financial strategies are also being considered. Denmark and Greenland strongly reject U.S. threats, warning such actions could end NATO. European leaders and NATO allies express concern, while U.S. officials discuss potential payments to Greenlanders. The situation remains tense, with high-level meetings expected.
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- Greenland rejects U.S. threats, emphasizing its people and sovereignty 35s
- White House does not rule out military force; prefers purchase over invasion 43s
- Denmark warns U.S. forceful action could end the NATO alliance 1m 44s
- Secretary Rubio to meet Danish officials to discuss Greenland 1m 52s
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Greenland, a territory of Denmark, rejects U.S. threats, stating, 'Greenland is not a product. We're a people.' The White House has not ruled out military force, though Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the U.S. would prefer to purchase Greenland rather than invade.
