The European Union firmly condemned Donald Trump's statements regarding Greenland, reaffirming respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the member states.
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The European Union reacted firmly to comments made by American President Donald Trump regarding Greenland, emphasizing that sovereignty and territorial integrity are fundamental principles in international relations. The spokesperson for European diplomacy, Anitta Hipper, stated that these values are non-negotiable, especially in the case of an EU member state. Trump suggested that the United States should control Greenland, citing national security reasons, but Hipper categorically rejected this idea. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen condemned Trump's statements, calling on Washington to cease its pressures on Denmark, emphasizing that Greenland is not for sale. This situation has generated tensions between the EU and the US, highlighting the importance of respecting national sovereignty.
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