'Talk to us, not at us': Greenland PM rejects Trump’s hospital ship move deepening Arctic rift
Tensions are rising in the Arctic after Donald Trump proposed sending a U.S Navy hospital ship to Greenland—a move firmly rejected by Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen. Calling it a clear 'no thanks,' Nielsen emphasized Greenland’s existing healthcare system while urging Washington to engage through dialogue rather than unilateral announcements.
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