Trump remains optimistic about the possibility of access to Greenland: ‘I think it will happen’

President Donald Trump Greenland remains optimistic about the Greenland, which is not interested in being part of the United States

Trump’s speech coincides with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte’s visit that the talks did not want to “NATO drag” The United States acquires the Danish area.

“I think this will happen,” Trump said on Thursday journalists. “And I just thought, I thought long ago, but I’m sitting very instrumental. You know, international security, not only security, international.”

Rutte said the issue did not want to weight. However, he stressed that China and Russians are active in road routes near Greenland and the Arctic countries have to work with the United States to maintain security in the region.

“But when it comes to the high north and the arctic, you are completely right,” said Rutte. “The Chinese are now using these routes.”

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The President Selected Trump initially offered a purchase and sale of Greenland in 2019. (Getty Images)

Trump, Greenland, Canada and Panama were referred to Canada as the 51st State of the United States for months and regularly. In addition, Trump, the March 4 Congress claimed that the United States came to Grenland for national and international security.

“I also have a message for the incredible people in Grenand tonight,” he said. “We strongly support your right to determine your future, and if you choose, we welcome you to the United States.”

“We’ll get it to another,” said Trump. “We will keep you safe, we will enrich you and take Grenland together to new tops.”

Greenland is rich in natural resources, including oil and natural gas, and both Russia and China have restored their participation in the region in recent years. For example, the US fleet released the “Blue Arctic” strategy in 2021, and Russia called on old-region’s older bases, and as a result of a more aggressive operation.

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President Donald Trump and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte met on the White House on March 13, 2025. (Kevin Lamarque / Reuters)

Trump discussed the opportunity to expand the American territory for months, and in December 2024, “The United States is a need for Grindland’s ownership and control.

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Meanwhile, the leaders from the Greenland, the territory of Denmark, went to the members of the Congress of Trump.

“We do not want to be Americans nor Danes, we are called Kalaallitis (Greenland), Greenland Prime Minister Múte Egede, the article translated by Reuters on March 5. “Americans and their leader must understand this.”