What was the conflict on the Greenland issue?

“I explain it to you in clear words”. It is a Danish MP’s words who also used abusive words on US President Donald Trump. This fierce dialogue was to control Greenland. Trump has been repeatedly talking about controlling Greenland in his statements. Amidst all these things, Denmark MP Anders Wistayne has lodged a fierce protest. He has been consistently making rhetoric on the Greenland issue since Donald Trump took oath as the US President. He also talked about controlling Greenland during his election campaign.

Use of abusive words for Donald Trump

Greenland has been an important part of Denmark for centuries. Amidst all this, Denmark MP Anders Wistisen said that dear President Trump, you have heard one thing carefully that Greenland is part of Denmark for 800 years. It is an integral part of Denmark. It is no part for sale. We have made this clear for you. After this sharp debate, Donald Trump was also abused.

Nicole Stephanuta, vice president of the European Parliament criticized Anders. And said that such language should not be used in Parliament. Such words will not be counted in the House. Earlier, Greenland Prime Minister Mute Iga had said that Greenland belongs to him and this is not the thing that can be sold.

What is Trump’s intention?

Donald Trump had earlier said that Greenland is very important for America given national security. So they want to capture Greenland. But on this side people are asking why Trump wants to establish his dominance over Greenland. All these things can be included in the location of Greenland. It is a part of the North American continent. And it is also connected to Europe. Trump wants to capture Greenland in charge of national security. But the truth is that Trump wants to exploit the natural resources on this land. The important thing is that Greenland was a colony of Denmark until 1953. And Denmark is still under control. But there is a semi-late government here. The government of Greenland takes decisions in all cases here. Therefore, the Danish government has the right to decide on defense and foreign affairs.