White House: Donald Trump's administration is "actively" discussing the possibility of purchasing Greenland
White House Press Secretary Levitt stated that Donald Trump the administration is “actively” discussing the possibility of purchasing Greenland, adding that Donald Trump it prioritizes a diplomatic solution but “keeps its options open.”Following the U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Maduro, Greenland quickly became the focus of international news, Donald Trump reigniting interest in the Arctic island.Levitt stated that the acquisition of Greenland is “something the president and his national security team are currently actively discussing,” adding that Greenland “benefits U.S. national security.”The European Union responded by expressing its “full support and solidarity” with Greenland. European Council President Costa said, “Greenland belongs to its people. No decisions regarding Denmark or Greenland can be made without Denmark and Greenland.”
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