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Former United States President Donald Trump has reignited global debate after publicly stating that the United States “absolutely” needs Greenland, citing security concerns in the Arctic region.
Trump made the remarks during an interview with The Atlantic, where he claimed that the Danish territory is increasingly surrounded by Russian and Chinese naval activity.
“We do need Greenland, absolutely,” Trump said.
His comments followed a controversial social media post shared by Katie Miller, the wife of Trump’s Deputy Chief of Staff, Stephen Miller, which appeared to support the idea of the United States taking control of the Arctic island.
Trump’s renewed interest in Greenland has sparked reactions across diplomatic and security circles, recalling his previous attempts during his presidency to purchase the territory—an idea that was firmly rejected by Denmark.
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In separate remarks that have also generated widespread attention online, Trump allegedly suggested aggressive action against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. However, there has been no official confirmation from U.S. authorities regarding claims circulating on social media about Maduro’s arrest or transfer to the United States.
Political analysts note that Trump’s statements reflect heightened geopolitical rhetoric amid growing competition among global powers in strategic regions such as the Arctic and Latin America.
Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark, holds strategic military and economic importance due to its location and untapped natural resources. The region has increasingly become a focal point in discussions about global security and climate-driven access to Arctic routes.
While Trump’s comments have drawn criticism from international observers, supporters argue that his remarks underscore the need for the U.S. to maintain strategic dominance in key global regions.
Neither the Danish government nor Venezuelan authorities have officially responded to the latest claims at the time of filing this report.
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