In his response to the question during an interview with the NBC News network, US President Donald Trump explained that “under certain circumstances, he can decide to send American forces to demand Greenland,” saying: “this may happen.”
He added: “I do not exclude that … I do not say that I will do this, but I do not exclude anything, we urgently need Greenland.”
Trump also emphasized that the United States “urgently need Greenland, and that he“ needs an island to ensure international security ”, noting that“ Greenland is a very small group of the population, and we will take care of them, and we will use them. “
It is noteworthy that Trump resumed his comments in March last year, that Greenland “one way or another will turn to the US control, promising to residents of the island with prosperity if they join the United States.
Foreign Minister Denmark Lars Luke Rasmussen previously confirmed that his country rejects any American claims to Greenland.
Trump was also asked about the idea of using military force against Canada, an idea that was not previously found, but now it is the subject of speculation against the background of Trump’s repeated statement that he “would like to make Canada of state No. 51 in the United States.”
Trump said: “This is unlikely to happen … I do not expect it to happen with Canada simply, I do not expect it to happen, to be honest with you,” Trump said.
Trump pointed out that he talked with the prime minister of Canada Mark Carney, emphasizing that this issue can be discussed when Carney Washington visits “this week or week.”
Carney, along with about 90% of Canadians, opens the idea of annexation of Canada to the United States, but Trump said that it was opened for discussion.
Source: “News”
