Greenland’s prime minister, Múte Egede, reacted to President-elect Donald Trump’s motivation to get Greenland and said that the land is not for sale and never will be. ” Greenland is theirs. We can never and will never be for purchase. We may not reduce our long struggle for freedom”, Múte Egede, said in a composed reply. On Sunday, Donald Trump announced that he had chosen former Swedish adviser Ken Howery as his ambassador to Copenhagen, and then made the remarks that the US believes that the US needs to own Greenland in order to fulfill its goals. The United States of America believes that the ownership and control of Greenland is an absolute necessity, Trump wrote on Truth Social.
Donald Trump made the announcement as he outlined his desire to buy the Panama Canal and turn Canada to the 51st state of the US.
As far as Greenland is concerned, Donald Trump’s suggestion is not new; he also suggested buying the beach during his first president, but both Greenland and Denmark rejected the idea.
At that time, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen called Trump’s provide immoral.
Why does US want to gain Greenland?
The US has attempted to buy Greenland, the largest island in the world, on numerous occasions since 1867. It is not a globe. Greenland is a member of North America’s globe, but it also has close ties to Europe and is funded by the EU because it is connected to Denmark as an outsider country.
Lately, Russia has fought to establish the Exclusive Economic Zone in Greenland. Greenland has entry to the Arctic, where the countries are racing for solutions. Greenland’s natural sources include gold, silver, copper and thorium.
Why does Trump want to manage Panama?
The Panama Canal is a canal that connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and the US is the country’s largest customer. The state of Panama has owned and operated the river through a dedicated organization, the Panama Canal Authority, for 25 times. The US was responsible for the river in the 20th centuries. In 1999, Panama took complete control of the canal.
