Summary
President Donald Trump said Greenland is crucial for national and world security after a discussion with NATO's Secretary General. Trump criticized the U.K.'s decision to give Mauritius control over the Chagos Islands, suggesting this made Greenland even more essential. He mentioned alignment on other issues with France's President Macron but noted Macron's confusion over the U.S. stance on Greenland.
Key Facts
- President Trump had a "very good" call with NATO Secretary General about Greenland.
- Trump stated that Greenland is important for national and world security.
- He criticized the U.K. for planning to give Mauritius sovereignty over islands hosting a U.S. base.
- Trump called the U.K.'s decision weak and said it might encourage China and Russia.
- French President Macron agreed with Trump on Syria and Iran but questioned the Greenland issue.
- Macron invited Trump to various meetings, including one with the G7.
