President Trump is up to no good again, and he's back to his old ways of calling for Greenland to be under American power.
The news has left the leaders of Greenland and Denmark upset, after the US President mentioned that it was crucial to have the country under its belt for national security purposes.
The leaders of Denmark and Greenland insisted that America will not take over the country and further asked for respect for their territorial integrity after President Trump shared the appointment of a special envoy to the semi-autonomous territory.
Trump's announcement that Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry would be the envoy gave rise to a new flare-up on the matter and tensions over Washington's interest in the vast territory of Denmark, which is a key NATO ally.
During the announcement made yesterday about the new warships. Trump said the US needs
The leaders of Denmark and Greenland insisted Monday that the United States won't take over Greenland and demanded respect for their territorial integrity after U.S. President Donald Trump announced the appointment of a special envoy to the semi-autonomous territory.
Trump's announcement that Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry would be the envoy prompted a new flare-up of tensions over Washington's interest in the vast territory of Denmark, a NATO ally.
During an announcement Monday about new warships, Trump said the needs Greenland is needed for national security and that Landry wished to be a part of this goal. 'We have to have it, and he wanted to lead the charge'- Trump continued.