Greenland Dilemma: U.S. Acquisition Dreams Dashed by Danish PM

Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen of Greenland firmly stated that Greenland will not be sold to the United States, countering President Donald Trump's ambitions. Trump mentioned having discussions about acquiring Greenland. U.S. Vice President JD Vance criticized Denmark's handling of Greenland's security.

In a firm rebuttal to U.S. President Donald Trump's aspirations to acquire Greenland, Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen declared that Greenland remains autonomous and is not for sale. His statement was made on Facebook following Trump's announcement of 'real conversations' about annexing the Arctic nation.

Addressing NBC News on Saturday, Trump expressed a confident stance, asserting the possibility of securing Greenland. However, Nielsen's decisive response underscores Greenland's commitment to self-determination and refutes any potential acquisition.

Further stirring the geopolitical pot, U.S. Vice President JD Vance criticized Denmark's security measures in Greenland. During a military base visit, Vance suggested U.S. management could better protect the island, highlighting its strategic importance.

(With inputs from agencies.)