Full messages shared between Trump and European leaders over Greenland
Recently released text messages reveal discussions between Donald Trump and European leaders regarding Greenland's ownership. The exchanges, initiated by Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Støre, involved topics like Greenland, Gaza, Ukraine, and tariffs.

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AI-generatedRecently released text messages reveal discussions between Donald Trump and European leaders regarding Greenland's ownership. The exchanges, initiated by Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Støre, involved topics like Greenland, Gaza, Ukraine, and tariffs. Trump responded by stating he no longer felt obligated to prioritize peace after not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize and asserted the US needed "Complete and Total Control of Greenland" to protect it from Russia and China. French President Emmanuel Macron also questioned Trump's actions regarding Greenland in his message. Trump has pledged to discuss the issue with European leaders at the upcoming forum in Davos, Switzerland. Macron proposed a G7 meeting in Paris to discuss the situation further.
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5 extractedMacron offered to set up a G7 meeting in Paris after Davos.
Trump pledged to tell European leaders at Davos that "we will have to have" Greenland.
Trump no longer felt obliged to think only of peace after not being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
Denmark cannot protect Greenland from Russia or China.
Trump claims to have done more for NATO than any other person since its founding.