US concludes talks with Denmark and Greenland on Trump’s takeover demands

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Talks between the US, Denmark, and Greenland concluded in Washington regarding Donald Trump's renewed interest in the US acquiring Greenland. The US, led by JD Vance and Marco Rubio, hosted Danish and Greenlandic foreign ministers to discuss the territory's future. Trump has asserted that US control of Greenland is vital for national security and NATO's effectiveness, citing its strategic importance and a proposed missile defense system. Denmark maintains a military presence in Greenland and considers a US takeover unlikely, despite Trump's increased rhetoric and suggestions of potential action. The US has been using social media to pressure Denmark, while experts estimate a takeover could cost the US $700 billion.
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