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Trump Revives Greenland Acquisition Bid, Demands Denmark’s Departure

January 14, 2026 4:09 pm

Trump Revives Greenland Acquisition Bid, Demands Denmark’s Departure

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Trump‌ Revives Greenland Interest, Faces Rejection

Former U.S. President Donald ⁢Trump has once again expressed interest in perhaps acquiring ‍Greenland,a self-governing territory of Denmark. This re-emergence of interest, ⁢reported by Reuters, comes years after his initial, unsuccessful⁢ attempt in 2019.⁣ The proposal has been met with swift and firm rejection from both Danish and Greenlandic officials.

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Speaking in⁣ interviews, Trump‌ reportedly reiterated his belief that the United States should acquire ‌Greenland, suggesting it woudl be a strategically beneficial move ‍for

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