Greenland PM Says He Doesn't Know What Trump and Rutte Agreed On

The Prime Minister of Greenland, Jens-Frederik Nielsen, stated today that he is unaware of the details of the agreement reportedly reached between US President Donald Trump and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte regarding the island. Nielsen emphasized that only Greenland and Denmark have the right to enter into agreements for the island and the Kingdom of Denmark. He underscored that the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Greenland are a “red line” for his government. This statement comes after Trump's announcement that he had discussed the possibility of buying Greenland in the past, an idea that has been rejected by both Denmark and Greenland. Greenland wishes to continue a “peaceful dialogue” about its future, but with respect for the right of its people to self-determination. This position suggests that Greenland is open to discussions about its future, but not on terms that would violate its sovereignty.