Summary
President Donald Trump spoke at the Davos economic forum and seemed to mix up Iceland with Greenland during his speech. He mentioned Iceland in a context that suggested he meant Greenland, a territory Trump has previously shown interest in acquiring.
Key Facts
- President Trump gave a speech at the Davos economic forum in Switzerland.
- During the speech, he appeared to confuse Iceland with Greenland.
- Trump mentioned Iceland in a way that suggested he was talking about Greenland, saying it cost the U.S. money.
- Trump has previously shown interest in acquiring Greenland from Denmark.
- He stated he would not use military force to take Greenland during the speech.
- Critics quickly noticed and commented on the mix-up between the two places.
