US EditionThe Agreement on Greenland Will Allow the Us to "Do Anything" in Cooperation with Nato, Says Trump, on the Return From Davos
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Found on the Air Force One border, while returning to the US from Davos, President Donald Trump continued to offer details about the Greenland framework agreement, saying that more information will be available in two weeks, reports...
The president of the United States resorts to his usual "in two weeks" colletilla when asked when the announced agreement on Greenland will be closed after his meeting with the secretary general of NATO; a principle of agreement of which no written document has been releasedThe EU prefers to stay on hold after the halt of Trump by Greenland Not a single role has circulated publicly. Neither party has disseminated anything in writing of the princ…
Donald Trump first threatened tariffs, then abruptly backtracked. In Davos, he announced an agreement with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on Greenland—but didn't reveal the details. Now, the newspaper "BILD" has obtained an internal German government document that reveals what was actually agreed behind closed doors and why Europe still has reason to be concerned.
Donald Trump said the Greenland agreement would be in effect "forever." Meanwhile, CNN has determined that the agreement between the US president and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is purely verbal. The station reported that this has caused confusion among NATO members.
US President Donald Trump stated that he can do whatever he wants with the Greenland deal. According to RBC-Ukraine, Trump made this statement on board his plane, broadcast on the White House YouTube channel. "We can do whatever we want," he said. He did not provide any details regarding the agreement. Meanwhile, Greenlandic Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen said he was unaware of the agreement with the US being discussed. He claimed he doesn…
US President Donald Trump stated that the Greenland framework agreement reached with NATO is indefinite, and that the US can take any action necessary on the island, including military operations.
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