Greenland’s elected prime minister on the island’s lack of sale

According to RCO News Agency, Jens-Fardrick Nielsen, who became prime minister elected by the Danish Island after last Tuesday election in Greenland, called for European countries to support Greenland in an interview, stressing that the island is “not for sale.”

In an interview with Anatolia, Nielsen said to European countries: “Stand next to us and state that Greenland Island is not and will not be for sale. “Greenland is only run by the people of Greenland and this will never change.”

Hundreds of protesters protested on Saturday that Donald Trump was threatened by a demonstration in the city of Nip, the capital of Greenland.

The leaders of the Greenland main parties include the ruling Greenland Party, the Ataciagate (IA), the Social Democratic Party of Syomot, the Social League Democratite Party, the Nalrak leftist party, and the Conservative Party of Atasot.

Trump again questioned Denmark’s rule over Greenland on Thursday, saying: “Denmark is far from Greenland and really has nothing to do with it. What happened? The boat scored about five years ago. They say that they are right and I don’t know if that is true at all. I don’t think so at all. “

Announcing that it was in contact with Denmark and Greenland, the US president repeated his threat to Greenland, saying, “We have to do it.”

“I think we will get it in any way,” Trump also said in a speech to the US Congress on Greenland last week.

These remarks have raised concerns about the possibility of US efforts to seize the island through force or economic pressure.

However, the former Prime Minister Mouteh Egdee, who supports independence, said in response, “We are not sale and we are not easily occupied.”

“We do not want to be American nor Danish; We are Kalaba (the people of Greenland). The Americans and their leader must understand this. “

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