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Greenland informs the U.S. about interference

Prime Minister Egede emphasizes EU support and warns the U.S. about potential consequences of interference.

2 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Archive photo: Greenland informs the U.S. about interference — Archive photoPhoto: J P Trap · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

Greenland's Prime Minister, Múte Egede, delivered a clear warning to the United States, stating that "the time of conquering countries is over." This statement comes amid political tensions and strategic interests in the region.

Egede expressed gratitude for the support from EU member states, highlighting solidarity among the countries. He stressed that any potential U.S. interference in Greenland would have repercussions affecting the entire European Union.

Greenland's message is a clear sign of the region's determination to assert its autonomy and resist external pressures. Egede made a point of aligning Greenland's position with the values and interests of the EU.

The statement was made at a time when Greenland seeks to strengthen its position regarding foreign policy, particularly in relation to powers like the U.S.

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