US EditionKennedy criticizes idea of military action on Greenland as Republicans push back on use of force
Republican lawmakers oppose military force to acquire Greenland, emphasizing diplomacy and alliance with NATO ally Denmark despite its strategic Arctic value.
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Several Republican party friends of US President Donald Trump have clearly opposed a possible military intervention to annexation of Greenland. However, they share the idea of exerting more influence on the Arctic island in one way or another. For example, Republican Senator John Curtis on Platform X wrote that it is important to strengthen the partnership with Denmark and Greenland, but "the use of the military is not appropriate, not necessary…
Donald Trump wants to annex Greenland – if necessary also through a military operation? Several Republicans condemn the ambitions of the US President.
In the U.S. Congress, several Republicans were critical of a possible military operation to annex Greenland.
Several Republican MPs reject US intervention in Greenland, ranging from "not appropriate" to "moderately intelligent ninth graders." A senator also has an alternative proposal.
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