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title: "Related negotiations are \"progressing smoothly,\" Trump claims the U.S. will obtain \"sovereignty\" over the area of the military base in Greenland"
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description: "U.S. President Trump stated that the United States expects to gain \"sovereignty\" over the area where the U.S. military base is located in Greenland, and described the related negotiations as \"progressing smoothly.\" Greenland has clearly expressed its opposition, stating that the issue of sovereignty is an \"insurmountable red line.\" The Danish Foreign Minister reiterated that Denmark will not negotiate on the sovereignty of Greenland, emphasizing that only Denmark and Greenland can make decisions regarding their own affairs"
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# Related negotiations are "progressing smoothly," Trump claims the U.S. will obtain "sovereignty" over the area of the military base in Greenland

U.S. President Trump stated that the United States expects to gain "sovereignty" over the area where the U.S. military base is located on Greenland, and described the related negotiations as "progressing smoothly," saying, "We will get everything we want."

It is reported that this does not involve the U.S. fully taking over Greenland, but rather making U.S. military facilities, including the Thule Air Base, a region under U.S. sovereign control. Greenland has clearly expressed opposition, stating that the sovereignty issue is a "non-negotiable red line."

Since taking office in 2025, Trump has repeatedly claimed he wants to acquire the Danish autonomous territory of Greenland. On January 22, Trump stated that he would not pay any fees to acquire Greenland and that the U.S. would gain "full access rights" to the region.

Danish Foreign Minister Rasmussen stated on the 21st that he is willing to tell U.S. President Trump in person that Denmark will not negotiate on the sovereignty of Greenland. He reiterated that the U.S. will not get Greenland, "that is the bottom line." On the 22nd, Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen issued a statement saying that Denmark can negotiate on all issues related to politics, security, investment, and economy, but cannot negotiate on sovereignty issues, as only Denmark and Greenland can make decisions regarding their own affairs.

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