US EditionTrump says he is sending a hospital ship to Greenland
President Trump announced deployment of the USNS Mercy hospital ship to Greenland to treat many sick residents amid unclear medical needs and strategic Arctic interests.
- Donald Trump says he is sending a hospital ship to Greenland, an autonomous Danish territory, to treat sick people there.
- Trump's post included an apparent AI image depicting the USNS Mercy sailing towards Greenland, raising tensions with Denmark over the island.
- Neither the White House nor Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry's office responded to queries about Trump's plan to send a hospital ship to Greenland.
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US President Trump says he wants to move a hospital ship to Greenland to take care of the "many sick". Denmark showed annoyance - the government has apparently not been informed.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, announced yesterday that he will send medical assistance to the inhabitants of Greenland, in a context of threats by the president to annex the island to U.S. territory. “In collaboration with the fantastic governor of Louisiana, Jeff Landry, we will send a large hospital ship to Greenland to attend to the many sick people who do not receive medical attention there. It’s already on its way!” he w…
The President of the United States announced that he would send a hospital ship to Greenland, an autonomous Danish territory by Donald Trump.
This is announced by the US president on his platform Truth Social. The ship is supposed to help with the care of the sick. Trump's plan is expected to create new tensions between the US and NATO partner Denmark.
Usually the floating hospitals of the U.S. military are used after major natural disasters. Now Trump sends a ship to Greenland.
Donald Trump said on Saturday, February 21, he sent a hospital ship to Greenland, a Danish autonomous territory he coveted.
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