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Greenland says 'no thank you' to Trump hospital boat
Greenland and Denmark declined Trump's offer of a U.S. hospital ship, citing their universal healthcare system and no documented health crisis, despite recent U.S. submarine medical evacuation.
- Greenlandic Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen said on Facebook that Denmark and Greenland rejected Trump's proposal to send a US hospital ship, noting the plan had been recorded by his government.
- Trump's broader campaign to acquire Greenland has meant repeated national security claims and late last month Greenland, Denmark and the U.S. launched diplomatic talks amid tensions.
- Greenland and Denmark point out that Greenland's public health system is free and tax-funded, with five regional hospitals including Nuuk's serving 57,000 residents amid no documented health crisis.
- The White House and U.S. Navy did not immediately clarify vessel status, prompting leaders to defend health systems and intensifying strain in transatlantic relations with NATO allies.
- The incident underscores broader Arctic sovereignty tensions as Greenland's government urges direct talks and rejects U.S. proposals, emphasizing respect for sovereignty.
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Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen delivered a blunt response to President Trump's generous offer of medical assistance: "no thanks." The rejection came Sunday after Trump announced plans to send a U.S. Navy hospital ship to the Danish territory, part of ongoing efforts to address healthcare concerns in the strategically important ...
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