Donald Trump falsely claims US "got both" Greenland and Venezuela at Georgia rally
- US President Donald Trump claimed at a Georgia rally that the United States had secured control of Greenland and Venezuela, calling it the “greatest real estate deal in history.”
- Neither Greenland nor Venezuela has been transferred to US sovereignty.
- A US-Denmark maritime cooperation agreement excludes Greenland and recognizes Danish sovereignty and Greenlandic self-determination.
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‘We got them both’: Donald Trump claims US has secured Greenland, Venezuela in ‘greatest real estate deal’
Donald Trump asserted at a rally that the United States has secured Greenland and Venezuela as territories. His statements were made despite the lack of legal transfer of sovereignty over Greenland from Denmark. A recent memorandum of understanding focused on maritime cooperation, which does not include Greenland. Trump also announced a significant investment by Audi in Georgia, emphasizing job creation.
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Donald Trump falsely claims US got both Greenland and Venezuela at Georgia rally - The Tribune
US President Donald Trump on Saturday (local time) made the sensational claim that the United States has secured control over both Greenland and Venezuela, touting the purported acquisition as the "greatest real estate deal in history," at a campaign rally for Republican candidates in Perry, Georgia.
Donald Trump falsely claims US "got both" Greenland and Venezuela at Georgia rally
US President Donald Trump on Saturday (local time) made the sensational claim that the United States has secured control over both Greenland and Venezuela, touting the purported acquisition as the "greatest real estate deal in history," at a campaign rally for Republican candidates in Perry, Georgia.
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