Self-governed Danish territory says NATO is in charge of defence of the island and that it will not accept US takeover.
Self-governed Danish territory says that NATO is in charge of defence of the island and that it will not accept US takeover.
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The government of Greenland has firmly rejected threats from United States President Donald Trump, stating that it will not accept a US takeover under “any circumstance”.
The self-governed Danish territory also underscored its NATO membership in a statement on Monday, saying that the territory’s defence falls to the transatlantic alliance.
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