Greenland official calls it 'unfathomable' that the US is considering taking over the island
Summary
Greenland's business minister condemned the US consideration of acquiring the island, stressing it is "unfathomable" and urging dialogue amid rising tensions over territorial claims.
Key Points
- Greenland's minister for business and mineral resources Naaja Nathanielsen called it "unfathomable" that the US is considering taking over Greenland.
- The US and Denmark are set to meet to discuss US interest in acquiring Greenland, with meetings involving Greenlandic and Danish officials.
- Greenland and Denmark both emphasize that Greenland is not for sale and oppose US ownership or rule.
- Tensions are rising as the Trump administration considers various options, including military force, to secure Greenland due to strategic concerns in the Arctic.
