Rutte Denies Discussing Greenland with Trump

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated he did not discuss Danish sovereignty over Greenland with Donald Trump, causing concern in Copenhagen.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte confirmed on Wednesday that he did not discuss the issue of Danish sovereignty over Greenland during his talks with US President Donald Trump. This topic was not raised during their conversation. Rutte emphasized that Greenland is part of the Kingdom of Denmark. He also added that NATO supports the territorial integrity of its allies. This response came after Trump's statements, which caused concern in Copenhagen.

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