Greenland does not want to cede either its territory or its uranium reserves to the United States

Thursday, Mar 6, 2025

Der Standard

Greenland rejects US claims, moving toward independence despite Trump’s proposals for US control.

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Greenland intends to remain independent and will not cede its territory or uranium to the United States, despite Donald Trump reiterating his vision of a US-controlled Greenland during his time as president, which involved addressing Denmark. Trump stated that if the Greenlandic people choose self-determination, they are welcome in the United States.

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